I've white listed ST on my adblocker. I feel I've done my part.
Take a short break from ST and read my blog:
http://tri-banter.blogspot.com/
Take a short break from ST and read my blog:
http://tri-banter.blogspot.com/
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Re: Slowtwitch: What's it worth... to you (put your money where your mouse is) [Hydrosloth]
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Re: Slowtwitch: What's it worth... to you (put your money where your mouse is) [Hydrosloth]
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Everything is a damn subscription these days.
I have quite enough already. I want less.
I have quite enough already. I want less.
Re: Slowtwitch: What's it worth... to you (put your money where your mouse is) [NordicSkier]
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Letsrun has a premium membership tier, where they get certain news articles first, and no ads on their site. It's the stupid automatic playing video reports/ads on their site costing them money (waste of bandwidth)
Re: Slowtwitch: What's it worth... to you (put your money where your mouse is) [devashish_paul]
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devashish_paul wrote:
Keep the forum free because it makes no sense to charge for it, since the forum is based on all of us creating content. Don't charge us to create content, we are already putting our time in, and ST needs that and the diversity of content/thought/opinion/experience/expertise.That's a good point, Dev; some of my best work as a writer has been on here LOL
"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin
Re: Slowtwitch: What's it worth... to you (put your money where your mouse is) [Hydrosloth]
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I'm here for community chat, not front page articles or other resources. So zero. For ages chat groups could maintain on a server with minimal ads revenue and such.
I would go to the FB or Slack or whatever chats open elsewhere.
I would go to the FB or Slack or whatever chats open elsewhere.
Re: Slowtwitch: What's it worth... to you (put your money where your mouse is) [Tribike53]
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Instead of browsing a tri website, the "poor" from your example should be asking themselves why they're not rich?