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Not sure why people are downvoting this. I think it's a good question for any startup, but especially one with millions of users that are going to be real sad i
by wpietri 2y ago
Not sure why people are downvoting this. I think it's a good question for any startup, but especially one with millions of users that are going to be real sad if it turns out to be unsustainable.
- jazzyjackson 2y agoI get it, my phrasing is pointed, but I rather ask directly and get a discussion than be polite and not get an answer (to pfraze's credit he would have answered honestly whether my phrasing was rude or not) IMO reselling domains is not going to do it, but not a bad start to selling services Personally I'd pay $5 a month if I was able to use my PDS as a backup for all my photos and media, like a Dropbox or OneDrive. That's a pretty commoditized service but it would be nice to serve content without having to worry about the embed disappearing. I remember another Twitter clone getting traction had trouble on boarding musicians because they would try and embed YouTube links of their own music but their label disabled embeds! Did I see something about bsky dipping their toes in bandcamp's market? I think that's all a lot of artists want, a host for their media that actually distributes posts to followers (unlike Facebook, who holds your own fans ransom and doesn't show posts to all of them unless you pay to "boost" it)