Re:Inside Patreon, the economic engine of internet culture
by biggerbistro on Thursday August 03, 2017 @02:19PM
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This is why we need a diverse ecosystem of these types of services. Patreon getting involved in policing the politics (not legality) of their users is annoying but not unexpected these days. What Patreon does as a service is absolutely nothing special and can easily be (and has been) copied, they just have what I assume is the first-mover advantage right now.
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Re:Inside Patreon, the economic engine of internet culture
by Rmilb on Thursday August 03, 2017 @06:22PM
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Or better yet a decentralized protocol to easily contribute to people you support that cannot be censored. A stable asset is still needed for this to work and a mature ecosystem around it. Not ready for mainstream, but if you are being denied service, there is always crypto currency.