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People will pay Got any data to back up your claim?

• Nextgrid 4y ago
  People routinely pay for various goods/services when they can't get them for free. I'm sure today you may have paid for groceries/transport/etc or used utilities for which you'll pay the bill at the end of the month. Why is "paying for things" fine in real life but such a weird concept when it's on the internet? In my previous comment I did say that a lot of content isn't worth paying for and will stop being produced for monetary gain (because the only way it currently survives is due to the non-refundability of ad impressions - people can't take back their "payment" even if they've been duped by clickbait/garbage content), but that doesn't mean all content/services will disappear - some has genuine value that will still be profitable to produce, some will keep being produced because the objective wasn't monetary gain to begin with.
  • p1esk 4y ago
    How do you know what people want? I, for example, am perfectly OK with advertising. I don’t want to pay to do a Google search or watch Youtube. So, I ask you again, do you have any data to support your opinion?