Perfect timing for per-article BSV micro-payments. Right w…

Perfect timing for per-article BSV micro-payments.

Right when the entire internet began charging for everything, using the wrong business models (advertising sites suck, and subscriptions are too much money, for too long, and for too little, and hard to cancel), along comes Twetch with unlimited character posts just in time to take advantage.

Take a look at Bloomberg.com below. It seriously wasn't that long ago they were the one free news site. No more.

Think of it this way, look at the image below and realize this is the new reality for a long time to come. You're not going to get free ANYTHING on the internet anymore, you'll pay one way or another. Would you rather pay a single penny to look up a word with no ads and cooler definitions, or would you rather get 8 to 30 cents of annoying in-your-face ads, or a request to "subscribe" for $2.99 per month? It's what we used to call a "Sux Donut". (and then you get knuckle-punched in the bicep with a "sucks don't it?" thrown in for good measure).

Micropayments we REOPEN the information world of the internet, and SLictionary aims to provide. If you contribute here or there, write a definition for instance, you'll earn some money while you spend it, and end up somewhere break-even or better. Think about it on Twetch, you only need ONE like to earn your money back from posting. Now envision everything on the internet like this.

Good thing BSV entrepreneurs kept building and improving, coming into this internet crisis. Thank you app companies! Thank you content providers; I look forward to purchasing and liking content from you!