A practical guide to reducing loneliness
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A practical guide to reducing loneliness
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Re: A practical guide to reducing loneliness
#2If you are, like me, tired of Medium... https://archive.is/wip/UJQq2
Re: A practical guide to reducing loneliness
#3If you are, like me, tired of Medium... https://archive.is/wip/UJQq2
Dumb question, what’s wrong with Medium (as a platform)?
Also that link doesn’t work for me - server not found.
Re: A practical guide to reducing loneliness
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#6Paywall
Re: A practical guide to reducing loneliness
#7If you are, like me, tired of Medium... https://archive.is/wip/UJQq2
Dumb question, what’s wrong with Medium (as a platform)? Also that link doesn’t work for me - server not found.
Re: A practical guide to reducing loneliness
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#9Paywall
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Dumb question, what’s wrong with Medium (as a platform)? Also that link doesn’t work for me - server not found.
Paywall for mostly unpaid or underpaid content creators
In Medium's defense, the idea is that, if you want to go ad-free while still being able to pay content creators anything at all, you need some other revenue source, and, as far as I can tell, the only other option that's seen any success at scale is paywalls. There's a pretty direct in, in one breath, complaining about paying for authors' work, and also complaining that authors don't get paid enough for their work.
(Before someone mentions Patreon or Tippee - both of those are platforms for erecting paywalls.)