[-] tobybencollaghduff@lemmy.world 6 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

If it means the end of overpaid talking heads then I’m all for it.

[-] tobybencollaghduff@lemmy.world 1 points 10 months ago

Thank you for sharing this. new thinking for me to explore.

[-] tobybencollaghduff@lemmy.world 136 points 11 months ago

Go back to work in the office, slaves, so you need to buy my shitty cars to commute.

Is that a potholder or a yarmulke on his head?

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Now I feel at home! You guys are awesome!!!!!

PS if anyone wants to work with me to try and make this happen, I am game.

[-] tobybencollaghduff@lemmy.world -2 points 1 year ago

We collectively need to do something to secure the long-term future. My initial thought is to follow aspects of Craigslist - create a non-profit behemoth that has a virtual monopoly on the infrastructure, so it cannot be displaced by a for-profit entity. No one can challenge Craigslist’s hold on “electronic classified ads” because 1 ) network affects 2) they can’t be undercut on price while still creating an “economic surplus” ie profits for someone else. Maybe this proposed organization could charge a small subscription fee for power users or something like that.

We collectively need to do something to secure the long-term future. My initial thought is to follow aspects of Craigslist - create a non-profit behemoth that has a virtual monopoly on the infrastructure, so it cannot be displaced by a for-profit entity. No one can challenge Craigslist’s hold on “electronic classified ads” because 1 ) network affects 2) they can’t be undercut on price while still creating an “economic surplus” ie profits for someone else. Maybe this proposed organization could charge a small subscription fee for power users or something like that.

One of my all time faves!

I just don’t understand the thought process. They could’ve just shelled out $10M for Apollo and made that the official Reddit app. Then give users the choice of ads or pay for ad free experience.

so basically they’re making a massive gamble that most people will just switch over to their garbage app. Maybe they will, but for sure the power users, big sub moderators & regular posters are all coming to Lemmy. You know, all the people that made Reddit worth visiting.

Personally I think this will be the end of Reddit.

tobybencollaghduff

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