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Re:Brave: Brendan Eich's clean-ads browser startup by stonogo on Wednesday January 20, 2016 @12:34PM (#10939757)
I'm not responsible for putting food on their tables. Perhaps if their content is worth money, they can charge for it.

If they can't get people to pay for their content, maybe they should consider a line of work they can monetize without subjecting every single transaction to third-party skimming and engendering massive surveillance projects.

Re:Brave: Brendan Eich's clean-ads browser startup by imtringued on Thursday January 21, 2016 @03:14AM (#10944030)
The problem with that approach is that you put everything behind a wall. Only the "rich" will have access to information. I wouldn't call that a free (as in freedom) and open web.
Re:Brave: Brendan Eich's clean-ads browser startup by stonogo on Thursday January 21, 2016 @08:56AM (#10945126)
I disagree. Libraries existed before the internet, and if the internet were healthy, it would contain an analog.
Re:Brave: Brendan Eich's clean-ads browser startup by imtringued on Thursday January 21, 2016 @12:17PM (#10946651)
Do you really believe sites like stackoverflow should be locked behind a paywall? This will put poor people and especially children who don't have access to their parents credit at a massive disadvantage. I don't think you have realised it but I'm not talking about news sites that optimize their profits with click bait, this is about the entire internet.