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> Paying fractions of a penny to view websites has minimal impact Although true in an ideal financial sense, it's demonstrably false because having a pay wall
by klysm 2y ago
> Paying fractions of a penny to view websites has minimal impact
Although true in an ideal financial sense, it's demonstrably false because having a pay wall of any kind will severely limit usage.
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- abetusk 2y agoDemonstrably false with a payment service like PayPal but could still be an option for some type of online payment. One can imagine a payment method that's transparent, integrated and seamless. Maybe something like limits can be set with features to allow, prompt or flat out deny websites that violate some payment policy. My view is that when the payment threshold is so low, the issue is inconvenience or user friction, not the amount of money involved. I suspect people would be fine with small payments if the user experience was better. For example, Amazon, Netflix, iTunes or Spotify.
- spelyytomat 2y agoThe fractions of a penny are in compute resources. cock.li required proof of work (10 minutes on a phone browser) to register a new mailbox before it went down.