Right - and I'd bet more than half of those "problems" disappear once earning your first sats is instant and obvious. A lot of what looks like an adoption problem is really an onboarding one in disguise.
Post by Moseh
One of my concerns is the earning factor itself, it attracts certain types of people. $1usd in certain areas of the world does alot more for someone compared to someone in US. So this kind of platform attracts Trolls, baits, spam etc. I think with time algorithm and maybe ai detection on what posts truly are feed worthy etc. Idek I love the platform at the same time I see it as very challenging to get people on. Maybe all we need is a few big influencers from different places of the internet (not crypto)
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The $1 gap cuts both ways though - it also means a genuine poster in a low-cost-of-living region gets proportionally more out of this than they would anywhere else. Pay-per-action already prices out most drive-by trolling; the harder case is bots that don't care about cost at all, and that's a rate-limiting problem more than a moderation one.