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Re:Ask HN: If you could pay/article, what sites would make a... by chadash on Monday October 23, 2017 @05:32PM (#15537105)
I'd be willing to pay probably $0.25/article for what I read on NY Times and Washington Post. I'd be willing to pay anywhere from $0.50 to $20.00 for many of the answers I come across on Stack Overflow (depending on how certain I were before reading the answer that it would actually solve my problem... plus how long the problem would take me to solve on my own and whether I can find the answer elsewhere) since I can directly see how that contributes to my productivity at work (and because I'd be able to charge it to my company).

Side note: In general, I actually wish there were more ways to pay per article. I really want to pay for people to write good content and it scares me that many great content creators of old are going out of business in the digital age. The problem is that for many sources, I'm not interested in a subscription to their entire repertoire since I only want an article or two.

Re:Ask HN: If you could pay/article, what sites would make a... by Sciqol on Monday October 23, 2017 @09:13PM (#15538391)
If you had to pay for answers on stackoverflow, many of my peers and I would not have escaped college. There's no question the answers have provided me with a lot of value though - I can't even imagine the amount of troubleshooting hours that site has saved me.
Re:Ask HN: If you could pay/article, what sites would make a... by shubhamjain on Tuesday October 24, 2017 @09:24AM (#15541321)
Blendle fits in perfectly what you are describing. Each article costs around anywhere between 10 cents to 50 cents. They also have good number of magazines and newspapers listed.
Re:Ask HN: If you could pay/article, what sites would make a... by ehllo on Wednesday October 25, 2017 @07:22AM (#15549144)
It is also easy to get a refund without hassle or big customer support interaction if the article dont met your expectation. - just a click