Reddit

OnlyFans creators gonna be eating good

Or are we talking about the fee going to reddit??

Edit: oh shit this is a premium for reddit access. Get the fuck out of here

Oh this is perfect!

so glad i left a long time ago

All it would take would be 1 person paying the subscription and just reposting the content in a hundred other subs.

Just remember, when the barrier to entry is low then the quality of participants declines.

Edit: I just realized that I should have specified an intellectual barrier. In the case of Lemmy that's the minuscule technical understanding or research ability needed to sign up and get on an instance. It's amazing how just that tiny obstructions helps keep out the dumbest of Reddit users.

Has the US collectively eaten something that tells them "Moar Tariffs"? It's as if Neoliberalism-Central got mercantilism cancer.

Lmfao that’s hilarious

there's no way to monetize lemmy, right?

just making sure i'm on the right liferaft...

This is a terrible idea but let me entertain it for a second.

• Would this be like YouTube in which case content creators get a cut so they are incentivized to promote paid content (even though you don’t actually pay to subscribe to a channel).
• Or would this be just Reddit holding some content out for ransom behind a paywall.
• Or would this be some features that some paid subs have.
• or would some subs be a marketplace in which you can buy and sell.

I don’t see any of these panning out except maybe the last one, but why wouldn’t you go to other sites like Etsy for that?

Forever growing profits and money to grow the IPO this is the logical choice. I saw this comming. I left reddit a few months ago. Never been happier.

Any good Lemmy app recommendation that uses the latest material design for Android?

How is that different from the lounge?

It probably already exists in some form of private subs

So people will start using reddit alot less than they do anyway.

So the same MO as always. To take a stranglehold of the internet. "Creators" or "influencers" or whatever buzzword will be all over this as it's an opportunity to monetize. I'm sure reddit corporate will be taking their piece of rent seeking of course.

The bigger implication that everyone always ignores is that this is going to lock users into the walled garden. Up to now posters have been driving people off site. The comic artists are a good example. They post their comics as image posts. They direct people off site to access more content. They will no doubt jump on the chance to have a paid subreddit. This is an attempt to kill off whatever sites the artist use. If they had some other service providing monetization then that company is probably panicking a little right now.