What if Apps added a field to let users declare their "living wage" (the minimum amount they need per day to survive from zaps). Then apps could present posts with a highlight if the author has not met his/her living wage yet. The idea is to add a notion of cost of content. And with cost in mind, fans of the account can take action. View quoted note โ†’

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I know, i just wanted to enjoy the pure hearts of people before we have things like "crypto scammers influencers" here. But developing an idea is good
Why not a field for the content itself rather than for a profile? While it happens everyday for many things, it somehow feels icky to assign a number to a person, especially if it's monetary. (Though what I think about how zaps are used, should matter zilch)
Ok ok guys!!! I need: 70k SATs a day (not on Sundays) to have an average argentinian wage. 40k to survive without having anything or saving for clothes. Tell me your numbers with a BTC at 26,5k
That's why the proposal is there. If you like the content you get from an account, you better put up or the account won't be there for much longer. If you don't like, or don't think it is worth, you can let the account die.
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superkruger 2 years ago
A subscription system would probably work better. Free, but limited content. To get an idea of the quality, and the good stuff behind a zap wall ๐Ÿ˜
To all the creators who want to make a living on nostr. Just keep putting out fire content. Most ppl on here just have a couple sats. Just keep working your craft build your reputation like that literally what we are all fighting to do
Is it bad that most people don't like your profile? It's time to change your mind
I am really looking at using $0.5 - $0.1 as the minimum zap. This could really be helpful. Not too much but there's strength in accumulation especially for upcoming content creators. Also this number reduces as your account grows... This helps to control revenue and to encourage creativity.
Not sure. It's very clear to me that followers don't value the content they get today. So if they want to lose the things they have, sure. But if they want people to keep going, at some point, this will need to be fixed.
@Vitor Pamplona, I'm happy to pay for content that makes a positive difference to my life. Ideas, have changed my life. The yt => mailing list => paid private content can just be mirrored in #nostr, paying monthly subscriptions for access to content can be automated and remove any friction of multiple steps and forms and logins to sign up. But, I haven't seen *any* content creators on #nostr and to be honest I'm getting really bored.
Show me something that changes my life (value) even in a small way, and I'll show you some SATs (value) -- as long as you minimise the friction it takes for me to get my arse in gear and #zap.
Good add a calculator of how many sats you won or gave. And with the direct conversion to fiat. Post pools can also be cool, each one helps with a little satoshis and the post only appears when the defined amount of zaps arrives
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Minnaar 2 years ago
Another viewpoint. Hide total amount of zaps received for the post. Here's why: People will zap based upon the value received versus trying to determine if the poster has received "enough" based upon the zaps that are displayed.
This is better name for sure. Or something like creator zap target... I had a small acct in IG about 10 K followers...but I sold digital and hamfmade goods. Never a huge fan of "influencers" i think personally that has not been great for social media. But if you find a way to share quality content and offer digital good +zapvertaisment for your services that would be very attractive combination. The "Daily target" would just be meet if content is of quality and valuable, there is the free exchange of value. As you mentioned people do not value content as much. But the ones like myself like want to delve into content creation need to create a good value proposition not just the content. The daily target I think is worth considering, not super sure how it would "feel". Your app is awesome BTW.
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Minnaar 2 years ago
Would be nice for the protocol to give a person the option of turning off the public display of zaps received
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Minnaar 2 years ago
This is a serious issue for those who rely on zaps but want/need financial privacy
Could apps give an option to display zaps as progress bars with a target for that note that could be set by the creator while posting? Default to just a normal count display? I know nothing & that sounds complicated but feasible in my head ๐Ÿ˜…
The subway gate is daily, but groceries are weekly and slip fees are monthly. Lando gets a new cape every 6 months. As a developer I'd hate to have to submit random features on the daily just to match some arbitrary periodicity. Maybe a configurable multi-line item "bills" section of the profile would work.
I like this progress bar idea. I suppose there could be zap goals for notes and/or zap goals for profiles. A progress bar would probably be easier to display on a profile page, but maybe there can be a special fundraiser kind of post that shows a zap progress bar like how the poll posts have their own format. Or maybe if the user sets up a zap goals on a post the zap counter could show "21k / nk sats"
I was thinking by note because some things are just a lot more work than others & people would be able to express their perceived value for that particular work. Maybe it could somehow be displayed when a note is opened? If someone is just scrolling by, they probably don't find much value in the content, but if they click it (to reply, watch full size video, etc) they probably do.
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