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  • foggy@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    It would be a good time to start a paid online community that has a lengthy vetting process for accuracy and authenticity of all content.

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        1 year ago

        It’s either paid by the users or by the advertisers, or do you have a better plan on how to fund running such platform?

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          1 year ago

          Nope, I don’t, otherwise I’d do it because it would be a massive change to whats out there.

          I was a bit too short on my comment I admit. I am laughing about the suggestion because making a completely new community with paid access from the start will doom it immediately. It needs to have a certain pull to get users to actually pay something and so far I’d say thats either failed or platforms have not quite taken off.

          Same as converting a free community to a paid access model, for that you just need to look at what happens to Twitter. Its a slow bleed but it certainly damaged the platform. Instagram is next it seems with the ad-free tiering that will no doubt lead to obnoxious ads. We will see if they achieved the necessary pull to keep people there or not.