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A culture of tipping for content you find valuable at the click of a button that works for people to cash out regardless of their jurisdiction is yucky to you?
by javier123454321 3y ago
A culture of tipping for content you find valuable at the click of a button that works for people to cash out regardless of their jurisdiction is yucky to you? I guess, i see it as one of it's biggest selling points, however you can turn it off in some clients
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- colesantiago 3y agoHow do people cash out of a token that isn't a currency? I'm not interested in being blasted with prophetic bitcoin nonsense 24/7 on every thread or on any conversation I have with people. I opened a random web client and saw too many 'cryptidots' on this nostr thing. No way this will grow.
- javier123454321 3y agoHonestly the content being almost exclusively about Bitcoin and Nostr might be it's biggest problem.
- bubersson 3y agoThere are ways to get non-bitcoin or non-nostr content - like following hashtags (in Amethyst and other clients), for example #grownostr #F1 #beerchain, etc. Generally whatever interest you have, follow the hashtag.
- INTPenis 3y agoYou're twisting words. Tipping is not the problem here, it's the cryptocurrencies. If you can't see how people mistrust them then you're probably deeply invested in them yourself. As long as there is no real value in the real world it will remain inflated by confidence, which reeks of scam. And no one pizza place here or a bitcoin atm there does not make a difference. So far the only real goods and services crypto has traded at scale are on an illegal black market.
- stiltzkin 3y agoCryptocurrency is optional.
- _fizz_buzz_ 3y agoEverything "crypto" has become a bit toxic during the past year.
- stiltzkin 3y agoAre you into crypto?
- rchaud 3y agoWhat you're describing was tried with "steemit.com" and it ended as you would expect; lots and lots of spam.