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I wouldn't pay $270 for the Globe if the subscription was for the rest of my life and willable to my heirs. Heck, I won't even take the free ones they try to give away at Walmart.
ReplyDeleteHah I hear ya! The freebies that are left in my driveway go straight to the recycling pile.
DeleteWhy would anyone pay for your blog when you post everything now for free?
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ReplyDeleteBecause we want to continue to see truth in reporting instead of propaganda.
Why would anyone pay for your blog when you post everything now for free?
ReplyDeleteIt's a new version of an older model of doing things like this, patronage; the Internet allows us to do it in a crowdfunding style. There's even a new company for doing this, I imagine for people who aren't used to the nuts and bolts of it like Randy is, and are willing to give someone a cut for handling it: Patreon.