> Since 2017, the share of new patrons paying more than $100 per month—or $1,200 per year—has grown 21 percent I think this is worded ingenuously. I originally

> Since 2017, the share of new patrons paying more than $100 per month—or $1,200 per year—has grown 21 percent I think this is worded ingenuously. I originally read it that new patrons paying $100 per month has grown to 21%, but upon second reading I see that the percent has grown 21%. But what's the base line? Why not reference that? Is it relative compared to other subs (e.g. percent paying $100+ went from 1% -> 1.23%) or absolute (e.g. 1k people paying $100+ -> 1,230). I would think a large percent of that is probably friends and family. Does anyone personally support a stranger creator to the tune of $100+ a month? It seems like a lot. What's the thought process and what do you expect?