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> without paying with our credit cards I'm not sure whether your message is an advocacy for 0 click micro-payment, or whether it's assuming that consumers don'
by phh 4y ago
> without paying with our credit cards
I'm not sure whether your message is an advocacy for 0 click micro-payment, or whether it's assuming that consumers don't pay for the ads.
- paulcole 4y agoI do not pay for ads with money. I pay for ads with my attention and personal data. Please do not make the argument that I technically pay for my internet connection and so do in fact pay for ads. Please also do not make the argument that my time is money. It isn’t. I’m not interested in trading my time for money (outside of my day job).
- HWR_14 4y ago> I’m not interested in trading my time for money (outside of my day job). Then you should oppose ads. You are literally trading your time to compensate for content, as opposed to trading your money for content.
- paulcole 4y agoI’m not trading my time for money. I’m trading (part of) my attention and some of my data for content. > You are literally trading your time to compensate for content This is literally not trading time for money.
- HWR_14 4y agoYou are bartering your time for a thing of value. There is literally no difference between that, and selling your time for money and then buying the thing of value. Well, the latter takes two transactions to accomplish the same thing
- paulcole 4y agoYes, there is literally no difference between those two things except that they are different things and one requires an additional step. Other than that you are correct that there is literally no difference between them.
- phh 4y agoI'm making the argument that consumers pay for ads, because if the company didn't make any ads, it'd cost them less so they could decrease the price of the product?