> When’s the last time you saw an image in a calendar or on a urinal cake and said “Gee whiz! I like that enough that I want to track that artist down and send

> When’s the last time you saw an image in a calendar or on a urinal cake and said “Gee whiz! I like that enough that I want to track that artist down and send them money!”? That's essentially one of the main problems flattr is trying to solve. Shure, for now it works best online but that will change. I didn't find a real timeline of who flattred what, but this is close: <https://flattr.com/explore> https://flattr.com/explore>. It's basically a list which answers his question, these are all pieces of work of somebody, and they are receiving money from their 'viewers' after the fact, just because they liked it.