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Sub.club aims to fund the fediverse via premium feeds | TechCrunch
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I saw, I was just venting frustration at that specific viewpoint.
It's annoying that the same tired tactics are being applied to every corner of the internet.
@FrostyTrichs@walledgarden.xyz Eh, personally, I think that as long nobody forces anyone to use something it's fine, more variety is always good for the federated network
You haven't been on the internet long enough. This is how it starts...for like, the billionth time
I mean, how else do you expect things to work? Internet platforms aren't free to operate. Isn't paying creators directly supposed to be the ideal solution, instead of infesting pages with ads?
You're already free to support developers and instance owners financially if they've set up either Patreon, OpenCollective or LiberaPay 🤷 That's money going where it's needed.
If I understand SubClub correctly, it's monetisation on a user level, which in the past has only really given us influencers. I rather enjoy not having that kind of bullshit on the fediverse.
I'm not sure what the difference between SubClub or Patreon is supposed to be. Other than SubClub takes a smaller cut.
That's exactly what I thought when I first saw this. The difference in that they market it as a fediverse extension.
Problem is, not enough people are doing it. Case in point: https://join-lemmy.org/donate