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> Is there any way of even roughly estimating how much Flattr might bring in? Of course: you try it, write up a massive future post about the results, and voil
by ics 13y ago
> Is there any way of even roughly estimating how much Flattr might bring in?
Of course: you try it, write up a massive future post about the results, and voila! But that probably wasn't the answer you wanted. I have no idea how many people are using it, but the idea sounds pretty great and if there's a good crowd to try it out on then HN readers wouldn't be a bad bet. I don't think anyone would mind another small button between PayPal and BTC.
- gwern 13y ago> Of course: you try it, write up a massive future post about the results, and voila! ~-~ > I don't think anyone would mind another small button between PayPal and BTC. Yes, fair enough... I think I may just be making excuses at this point to not try it out.
- qznc 13y agoJust put it in my website footer [0]. Flattr is very flexible. You can use various methods with more or less or no JavaScript. Also you can link stuff like Github, so starring a repo leads to flattr compensation. [0] http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/articles.html http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/articles.html
- gwern 13y agoYeah, I just added it to http://www.gwern.net/ http://www.gwern.net/ . At first I was all 'o.0 you expect me to load a bunch of JavaScript just to add a button' but then I spotted that there was a purely static version and added it without a problem. We'll see how it goes.