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Happy to answer any questions about the fundraising process.
I don't really get Imzy - it sounds like a more liberal Reddit with more censorship? Censorship certainly makes HN better than Reddit, so no judgement there. I just don't understand the Imzy value proposition as a user.
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It looks like you can "tip" communities and users and be tipped yourself for things you post. The incentive to create genuinely worthwhile content is much higher, assuming people actually use the tipping feature.
Can't you do that on the rest of the Internet with Bitcoin? Why would I want to do that anyway?
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I don't really get Imzy - it sounds like a more liberal Reddit with more censorship? Censorship certainly makes HN better than Reddit, so no judgement there. I just don't understand the Imzy value proposition as a user.
It looks like you can "tip" communities and users and be tipped yourself for things you post. The incentive to create genuinely worthwhile content is much higher, assuming people actually use the tipping feature.
And in fact tipping itself has been one of the mechanisms by which Imzy's anonymity has been breached:
https://www.imzy.com/imzy/post/privacy_issues_with_tipping
My own experiences with Imzy have been less than salutory. https://www.reddit.com/r/dredmorbius/comments/500ysb/the_imz...
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I don't really get Imzy - it sounds like a more liberal Reddit with more censorship? Censorship certainly makes HN better than Reddit, so no judgement there. I just don't understand the Imzy value proposition as a user.
Calling moderation "censorship" does a disservice to both terms.