Want to chat with inaccessible people? Pay them, not Facebook
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Re: Want to chat with inaccessible people? Pay them, not Facebook
#2I can't imagine using this. I'm interested in hearing from people with the most interesting things to say, not the ones with the most money.
Re: Want to chat with inaccessible people? Pay them, not Facebook
#3I can't imagine using this. I'm interested in hearing from people with the most interesting things to say, not the ones with the most money.
So, you're not in politics. Or a lobbyist.
Re: Want to chat with inaccessible people? Pay them, not Facebook
#4While I can see this being of use to a certain type of person, the twitter-only login is a pretty big limitation. Please stop doing that.
Re: Want to chat with inaccessible people? Pay them, not Facebook
#5Which inaccessible people are available on Gramicon? None? Oh, okay... moving along.
Re: Want to chat with inaccessible people? Pay them, not Facebook
#6Or. You could get in touch with top VC folks by donating to their charity through oneleap.to.
Re: Want to chat with inaccessible people? Pay them, not Facebook
#7this looked like a spectacular idea for a moment, until I saw that Gramicon credits are pretty much only good for delivering onto a charity or shopping with "retailers", I'm assuming that small number of charities/retailers who've made a deal with Gramicon, and Gramicon keeps a hefty portion of the money that's actually gone into the system.
I'd prefer cash without a middleman, so please use http://gittip.com/ instead, which allows knowledge/content creators to become more financially independent overall (giving us more time to answer your questions).
Re: Want to chat with inaccessible people? Pay them, not Facebook
#8I don't know who your target advertisor or target advertisee is
But, if I were an advertiser, I'd worry that people willing to spend time looking at ad messages for money don't have a lot of disposable income... and thus they are exactly the type of people I don't care about advertising to.
Re: Want to chat with inaccessible people? Pay them, not Facebook
#9A great opportunity for an entrepreneur to take these emails and direct them to the spam folder.