> unfortunately micropayments come with high transaction cost. Compared to revenue streams like App-Stores
Flattr is neither a micropayment service in the sense that you make a "real" transaction nor is it an App store.
Flattr is neither a micropayment service in the sense that you make a "real" transaction nor is it an App store.
Regarding keeping money in the system: In the new version, there are separate accounts for "givers" (contributors) and "receivers" (creators / publishers). So, just shuffling money around is neither the obvious nor the intended solution.