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The amazing thing about this is how easily these f2p apps/games can monetize "content" while all kinds of web publications struggle with this. Is "serious" cont
by lazyjones 13y ago
The amazing thing about this is how easily these f2p apps/games can monetize "content" while all kinds of web publications struggle with this. Is "serious" content simply to unattractive or is the fact that the payment process is handled by a centralized, trusted mechanism what makes the difference? If the latter, we should probably add payment options to browsers.
- rfnslyr 13y agoMaybe we should further gamify websites? Look at OKCupid, you can purchase a wide array of features. You can buy the ability to be invisible, to disable adds, to send unlimited messages, to receive unlimited messages. We could build an extra layer on top of websites offering additional features to the site that don't take away from the main experience. All I'm seeing similar to this is a few websites offering ad removal for $x, nothing else. These games pop out new games on various platforms by the week, then advertise the new game in all the other X amount of games they have. It recycles itself.