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   by 1943820037 8y ago

   > Extremist You say that like it's a bad thing. Once you've stretched the limits of acceptability beyond the capacity of short-term memory, anything of a 'compromise' is just a token dilution that keeps the same statu
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   by 1943820037 8y ago

   And the usual way people have tried to solve the solved-microtransactions-problem is by gaming the system, which is exactly the history and outcome of the current situation. The 'microtransactions problem' using 'aggregation&
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   by 1943820037 8y ago

   Nope. People _say_ they want to pay an equitable price for content rather than viewing ads because that's exactly what they prefer and would do. The problems are: - Your definition of 'equitable price' when we live in a time
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   by 1943820037 8y ago

   Considering that over 20% of https://pi-hole.net is blocked as malicious ads by my browser, I don't really understand why you would trust them to block not only the crap across the wider internet but even against their own
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   by 1943820037 8y ago

   Not parent, but I would absolutely _demand_ people to write all content for free. I refuse to pay a single cent for anything that is even remotely accessible on the Internet and does not result in a physical tangible good being delivered to