• Matth78@lemm.ee
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    18 days ago

    I don’t understand the down votes
    => I always read up and down votes as a tool to flag valuable posts. It feels like down vote on this one is about agreement with the news?

    • madjo@feddit.nl
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      18 days ago

      It’s not a valuable post, a service like Club Sub will add nothing good to the Fediverse. My downvote should be seen as a deterrence for potential wannabe fulltime content creators. Stay on your YouTube, your Twitter, Insta, Reddit, Patreon and X.

      Stay away from my Fediverse!

      Also, it’s an article on The Verge. Which is by default low quality.

      • nasi_goreng@lemmy.zip
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        17 days ago

        Creators like illustrator, comic artist, cosplayer, or blogger needs money to sustain their works.

        Fediverse is not anti creators. There are a lot of attempt (especially Japanese fediverse community) to embrace this demography.

        It’s possible to create pro-creator service without making fediverse succumb to corporate greed.

        After all, fediverse should be all about inclusivity. If you don’t like creators, just block them.

    • mox@lemmy.sdf.org
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      17 days ago

      My guess: A lot of people are fed up with late-stage capitalism reaching its tendrils into everything good and turning it into dystopian garbage, and are justifiably wary of monetization taking root in one of the few online spaces that they still enjoy.

    • conciselyverbose@sh.itjust.works
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      17 days ago

      It’s being downvoted because the entire tone is that the fediverse needs monetization, despite the fact that every single one of the pressures that resulted in the fediverse existing and being relevant resulted from money having undue influence on the experience to the detriment of users and usability.