I don’t think even paid subscriptions are going to cover the costs of development on Damus.
We may get half of a percent of users to pay monthly, but then you have to consider all of the clients trying to stay afloat, file hosting services and relays.
Unless the network scales significantly I don’t see how subscriptions would be viable.
What am I overlooking?
Karnage
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2023-04-15 08:46:45
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