@trigs.eth
I also think, however, that charging for reading is a tough sell. I think it's likely to push ppl to be very picky about what they read. Could reduce reach.
Monetizing writing in other ways seems like a more inclusive path, but it puts a lot of extra burden on writers.
Been talking with more ppl about "club goods" for writers. Building up networks that have resources available to help fund writers. This opens the door to more philanthropic support without the direct weight of charging per reader.
Imagine if @paragraph had a fund that ppl could donate to that paid out rewards to writers, much like Warpcast rewards is working?
And there could be different funds if ppl wanted to donate to writers in a specific category. Then it would serve as a signal for where the greatest demand is for writers!
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