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True - and that would be the case if all users would be paid for ad impressions. But when 99% of users are unverified, and you only do ad revenue sharing with
by londons_explore 3y ago
True - and that would be the case if all users would be paid for ad impressions.
But when 99% of users are unverified, and you only do ad revenue sharing with the verified users who have over 5 million impressions (ie. a small fraction of a small fraction), the vast majority of users have no incentive to post good content.
That strategy worked for youtube though - youtube only pays out money to a tiny tiny fraction of users, many of whom work almost full time being a professional content creator.
- kergonath 3y ago> That strategy worked for youtube though - youtube only pays out money to a tiny tiny fraction of users, many of whom work almost full time being a professional content creator. Yeah I think this was more or less the model. And it seems to work quite well. But then again, with Musk, who knows?
- londons_explore 3y agoWith tweets, he might do better to pay a few million users 10 bucks each than pay a few thousand users $10,000 each.