Re:New York Times phasing out all 3rd-party advertising data
by billme on Tuesday May 19, 2020 @05:04PM
(#23240170)
So Brave blocks AD from one creator, made gave you tokens to give a another person of your choice for watching their ADs?
What am I missing? You’re basically stealing, fencing the goods, and somehow giving away the proceeds makes that okay and I need to waste my time reading more?
As for doing more reading, sounds like a personal attack, if so, combined with your “Robin Hood” life style, maybe you’re the one that needs to spend more time.
Re:New York Times phasing out all 3rd-party advertising data
by ketamine__ on Tuesday May 19, 2020 @05:29PM
(#23240489)
It's not a personal attack. You have made so many false claims. I'm out.
https://github.com/brave/brave-browser
> and likely having to buy their crypto to test it
I have 24 BAT and I didn't buy them. I donate some of what I earn from ads to a project maintainer on Github.
> Brave is still selling the tokens for third-parties without their knowledge
Brave doesn't sell tokens. They did raise money through a token sale but that's not relevant.
> System should be you send funds, transfer is not done until 3rd party authorization is received, 3rd party has no fee cash option instead (fees if any paid by donor) — and transaction voids after 30-days.
The transfer isn't done until the creator verifies with Brave. See my comment above.
Doing a minimum of reading (wiki, brave website, reddit) would do wonders for your comments.