cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/16660104

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Who’s the Chad that donated a whole 15 ETH to that addy 👀 — https://etherscan.io/address/0x400c96c96acbC6E7B3B43B1dc1BB446540a88A01

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TBH I’d be willing to pay $1/month. If every Lemmy user did that I think it would be plenty to keep the servers hot.

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I know people like to shit on the Reddit gold concept. But I still think it makes sense and is one of the least obtrusive ways to raise funds sustainably.

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And it was fun to let people know how much you appreciated their comment ot post.

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That wouldn’t really work in federation, unless the reddit gold mechanic is tied to that specific instance.

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I did try donating for Lemmy through Liberapay using the link in this post but canceled the process when I saw that the money recipient was “peertube.social”, which I don’t use. I’d feel better donating if the money went to Lemmy and not Peertube.

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Weird, the link goes to Lemmy’s page for me - https://liberapay.com/Lemmy. Did OP have it wrong and then updated it?

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I mean when I navigate to the Lemmy’s donation page and proceed with setting up a recurring payment, my bank asks for confirmation of the transaction. During this, my bank identifies the recipient as “PeerTube.social”. I find it a bit confusing, but I guess the other Lemmy founder also owns peertube.

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This peertube.social doesn’t lead me to where I thought it would. 😅

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13 points

We like free stuff?

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