I've been an on & off Publish0x user for the last 18 months. I'm a big fan of the community and the concept of everybody getting paid. It's literally win-win.
However, being from a country where it's not a custom to tip, it's an interesting experience having to decide how much I might like to tip someone. It's also an interesting experience receiving a tip when I haven't done anything - I guess the fact of the matter is that I'm encouraged to click into articles I might otherwise not have read because I'm going to get tipped for my time.
And as we all know...
Time is money.
(On that note, if money is a concept of human construct, does money also equal time?... I digress)
Anyway, I've come back today after a relatively lengthy absence and it got me thinking about how strange it is to choose how much to tip. Could this process be improved?
Could I opt in to a default tip amount?
Could I set my own default?
Could I auto-tip every article I read? Within the normal P0x rules, of course.
I guess I'm in a thoughtful mood. 💭
Anyway, having said all of this. I would it if anyone who reads this short & sweet article could pop a comment down with:
- Thoughts on tipping
- Possible ways to improve tipping
- Suggestions on how to optimise tipping
- Etc. Etc.
Farewell.
As they say in New Zealand, ka kite ano, see you again. I'll try not to leave it so long before I visit again.
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