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That’s a really cool idea!
That’s a really cool idea!
He’s gotta wait for one of his real users to post it to twitter
At payment wait staff will tip the customer. Whoever tipped highest wins bourgeois status for the day.
Agreed but the same benefits as a full time employee would be a start.
It’s gotten worse very recently. Agreed they are usually on top of complaints. Keep in mind Amazon charges third party sellers a ton and passes the fees on to us, so they can afford a refund here and there.
Like all companies they’re shifting to shaft the user.
This one’s just a bit of nostalgia from the slavery days for them.
I thought I had cringe resistance.
Yes, I did skip right to a “solution”
I came to the currency idea because of problems I foresee in Lemmy, some of them may be alleviated by other methods but I’ll outline below. And I’m new to this fediverse stuff so if I am misinterpreting something I’d appreciate being corrected!
Sorry I did end up solutioning a bit in those problems but I tried to keep it short.
For what would be an acceptable outcome -
How does discord make money? It’s always concerned me what data they’re harvesting.
Thanks! This is an ideal method for keeping servers in check once user base starts gathering steam.
Side question but I assume servers have the ability to make communities private. Is there any segregation of content when it comes to federated users? For example, could you make content only visible to users, or federated users, or federated users from a specific server? Thinking in terms of bad actors exploiting bandwidth
Anticompetitive practices shouldn’t be this mainstream and obvious