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> Big Q: why is this still a niche situation? Because - at least in the short term - you can make more money by selling your users.
by yjftsjthsd-h 3y ago
> Big Q: why is this still a niche situation?
Because - at least in the short term - you can make more money by selling your users.
- epivosism 3y agoBut I'm asking why in some markets there are known relatively trustable sites, but not in others. What causes that? I also assume it varies dramatically by culture, language, region, population, period in history. Why? If you deny it varies, what maintains that? There either is a conservation principle (which must have some mechanism for maintenance) or there isn't (in which case variation probably relates to other aspects of reality, and what are they?)