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Money >
(Suspiciously not on Wikipedia)
https://www.subscribestar.com/
A patronage website which came to public interest because of Patreon's ideological application of rules.
websites
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Content platforms, funding systems and search engines can go insane with ideological bias, creating an extralegal layer oppressing content creators. Can a completely neutral platform, which stands wholly on legal ground and is detached from moral judgement, even exist?
This is a rambling thought experiment which thinks about a payment processor, crowdfunding or patronage platform..
Beliefs >
A small trail from a resource reference in Dao De Jing which I followed for the fun of it.
there's still more to add
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Internet >
(on Wikipedia)
https://steemit.com/
A blog/article website which uses the Steem cryptocurrency.
Money comes from nowhere, and the entire thing is run by bots who game the system. This isn't just individual items and their income, but manipulating the entire "market" for large weekly buy-sell payouts.
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used by d.tube
Websites >
Converts a local payment into a bank transfer in United States.
Tested with a credit card from Canada to bank transfer to wefunder.com, in order to invest in minds.com.
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Websites >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.minds.com/spiralofhope
https://www.minds.com/ (Android > Android)
A social media platform.
Positioned as a "free as in beer and free as in freedom" alternative to platforms like Twitter, minds has significant potential.
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As of 2017-05-29, minds does not have proper web compliance and does not work 100% with Pale Moon
was https://vid.me
A video hosting website.
I like it in general.
- 2020-05-21 -- Redirects to
www.knowable.fyi - 2017-12-01 -- Abandoned - Vidme shut down
- Actually called Vidme
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To get a basic idea of their mood: https://vid.me/9kcR