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Astounding to me that folks working for "likes" on a website couldn't see how Web3 can improve this approach.
by AndrianV 4y ago
Astounding to me that folks working for "likes" on a website couldn't see how Web3 can improve this approach.
- secretsatan 4y agoEach like should cost you a small amount and be slow to process. why can't people see that's an improvement?
- rgoulter 4y agoOne weird idea I heard was along the lines of "pay $x to read an article; if you didn't like the article, you can choose that the next person who reads it gets refunded". One kindof criticism of social media is that it's very performative. Many solutions I've seen involve the idea of adding some kind of friction. "slow to process" is obviously bad, but the idea of adding costs to things isn't one I'd outright rule out.