“The solution”—People have been trying to get micropayments working for decades and it still doesn’t seem to have had any major successes. Regardless, all micropayments would do is further incentivise the kinds of articles that are already been voted to the top and make the issues discussed here worse.
People have been trying to get micropayments working for decades and it still doesn’t seem to have had any major successes.
My approach is ridiculously simple. In the forum thread that I linked to… nobody has disputed my approach yet.
Regardless, all micropayments would do is further incentivise the kinds of articles that are already been voted to the top and make the issues discussed here worse.
So popularity equals demand? That sure would make economics a whole lot easier. Nobody would have to spend any money. We’d all just vote for all the products that we want. Voila! The efficient allocation of society’s limited resources!
According to your theory, the most voted for threads on this forum would receive the most money. Care to bet on that? If so, how much?
“The solution”—People have been trying to get micropayments working for decades and it still doesn’t seem to have had any major successes. Regardless, all micropayments would do is further incentivise the kinds of articles that are already been voted to the top and make the issues discussed here worse.
My approach is ridiculously simple. In the forum thread that I linked to… nobody has disputed my approach yet.
So popularity equals demand? That sure would make economics a whole lot easier. Nobody would have to spend any money. We’d all just vote for all the products that we want. Voila! The efficient allocation of society’s limited resources!
According to your theory, the most voted for threads on this forum would receive the most money. Care to bet on that? If so, how much?