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Yes, and zero incentives to misuse that information, as the entire business literally depends on the trust between us and the user, and is entirely supported by
by freediver 5y ago
Yes, and zero incentives to misuse that information, as the entire business literally depends on the trust between us and the user, and is entirely supported by user subscriptions. Incentives are perfectly aligned too - we have to constantly keep improving the product or you will jump to a (free) alternative.
- no_time 5y agoI admit I might be more paranoid than the average person. This could work if we knew each other IRL or something like that but as it stands what you said is a nicely worded version of "Source: dude trust me." Accepting crypto payments could be a solution but I'd totally get why'd you want to avoid that.
- freediver 5y agoThere is nothing else we can possibly tangibly offer, and you are right to have high standards. Note that also we never say a version of "dude trust me", but lay down the facts how the business operates, what the vision is and why are we doing it. The best we can do really is have a business model that aligns incentives with the users and weirdly enough, this is already an innovation in this market. Then, create the best possible product that users will love. Gaining trust is a process that can not be skipped.