I just wanted to highlight Seth Godin's post vis-à-vis the concept of on-line tipjars. Rather than make the argument myself, it seemed best to quote someone else's ideas on recognizing and 'rewarding' valuable on-line content. It's fantastic that incredible numbers of people are generating and contributing massive amounts of FREE content, but I think we'd all agree that it makes simple sense to at least put some amount of money toward rewarding and encouraging that behavior if we want to see more of it.
Seth's comments are succinct and convincingly disrupt the notion of why people should not be hesitant to click an ad in order to show appreciation.
You can read Seth's comments here.
Thanks, Seth ! BTW, loved Tribes. I've been including the theme in regular discussion asking, 'How / What can you lead ?' Many have understood and appreciated the challenge very quickly.
And, as always . . .
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