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On the other hand, people do not mind giving things for free. Those recipes are not published by some chef that gets paid for creating them. It's the community
by janci 4y ago
On the other hand, people do not mind giving things for free. Those recipes are not published by some chef that gets paid for creating them. It's the community that created them. If people could easily self-host ad-free catalog of their recipes with a global catalog for a cost of internet service they already have, they probably would. But the emphasis is on ease of use and discoverability.
- kalleboo 4y agoYeah for recipes in particular I guess it's odd there's no kind of recipe equivalent of Wikipedia
- MichaelZuo 4y agoVery few residential customers have static IPs which is a prerequisite to hosting anything. And to be fair to ISPs a static IP does cost money to provide.
- janci 4y agoThat is what I meant - if only self hosting would be easy a d required no additional services. Unfortunately it isn't.