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They weren’t always opt-in for the authors, however. The self-declared “brave” idea seems to be finding the most obnoxious answer to the wuestion, “why isn’t th
by KarlKemp 5y ago
They weren’t always opt-in for the authors, however. The self-declared “brave” idea seems to be finding the most obnoxious answer to the wuestion, “why isn’t there another middleman between creators and consumers, skimming 30% of the revenue by replacing ads the creator allowed with their own. And maybe throw some blockchain in there, why not?”
- rglullis 5y agoIf you are an author that wants to monetize your site by putting ads that track your users, I have no sympathy for you. You already have a "middleman between creators and consumers", with the difference that this one is hostile to the users. Yes, Brave flips this and puts the burden on creators and make it more difficult for them to track the users, even if involuntarily. As an user and as a creator, I prefer it like this.