cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/1239521
Reddit used to have something similar to health bar showing how much "gold" was bought to support the website. but later on out of greed they started using it as a paywall.
We can have a health bar that doesnt paywall ANY features and very transparently displays funds raised\used for a server. It can be used to display how much funds its being supported, how much server costs are, salaries for open source maintainers, mods, etc.
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This whole thing has been a "getting old" moment for me. I had no clue just how many people were only accessing the internet through a phone.
I use both, but don't bother with social media on my desktop. Phone access feels nicer to use and requires less context switching, since I don't have to swap between desktop and mobile interfacing.
Besides, I use a computer all day for work and for my side projects: I need to get up and do things outside of my office, which requires mobile access
most is done through mobile