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You don’t want to reward people for quantity, but quality. The cost of creating a new webpage is effectively zero, so if you attach an incentive for creating th
by bspammer 5y ago
You don’t want to reward people for quantity, but quality. The cost of creating a new webpage is effectively zero, so if you attach an incentive for creating them you are doomed.
- zomglings 5y agoYou and I are talking about completely different types of people. For most people, the cost of creating and maintaining a website is high. This is why products like Wix and Squarespace exist (and are not cheap). I am thinking a simple dashboard where anyone could go and curate a list of content they find useful. They could share this with the world. The interface should be so simple that my parents could use it - and they aren't going to be putting up websites anytime soon.