I wouldn’t be opposed to having some adverts on LessWrong paying for site maintenance and donating to MIRI, FHI, CFAR, GiveWell. Any major one I forgot?
This might be a great plugin for the browser: Install it, have it display ads on either all (charitable) sites to pay out to the specific sites, a specific charity or have adverts only on specific sites. Kind of like a reverse adblock.
This might be a great plugin for the browser: Install it, have it display ads on either all (charitable) sites to pay out to the specific sites, a specific charity or have adverts only on specific sites. Kind of like a reverse adblock.
humancredit tries to set up a network to do something like this. The system they want to create is a bit more complex but if it scales it might move a big chunk of money.
Basically advertisers pay for a seal that means that their advertising supports a good NGO. Users can install a browser plugin and vote on ads they are shown (this gives advertises additional data that they want to pay for) and vote towards which foundations the money get’s donated.
*Disclosure: Once of the guys behind the project is a Facebook friend of mine.
I wouldn’t be opposed to having some adverts on LessWrong paying for site maintenance and donating to MIRI, FHI, CFAR, GiveWell. Any major one I forgot?
This might be a great plugin for the browser: Install it, have it display ads on either all (charitable) sites to pay out to the specific sites, a specific charity or have adverts only on specific sites. Kind of like a reverse adblock.
humancredit tries to set up a network to do something like this. The system they want to create is a bit more complex but if it scales it might move a big chunk of money.
Basically advertisers pay for a seal that means that their advertising supports a good NGO. Users can install a browser plugin and vote on ads they are shown (this gives advertises additional data that they want to pay for) and vote towards which foundations the money get’s donated.
*Disclosure: Once of the guys behind the project is a Facebook friend of mine.