Now I am in the 1% ?

Elon, zuck go to courts. Lawyers make lot of money.

So who we cheer for musk, zuck or the lawyers ?

What a timeline.

They never had contact ? Like when ? People travelling most of the globe way before British figured out basic stuff.

Ancient sumeria, Egypt, Assyrians and Indians had concepts like crowns. Also if a civilization did something cool, others usually copied it under 200 years.

Not a historian, so grain of salt.

Yes, it will and zuck will feel fulfilled and stop thinking about more money.

May be not.

Humanity risks losing its identity in pursuit of profits.

Thanks @ruud@lemmy.world . Will this be normal cadence ? You are doing what you can because of major bug fixes but should the largest lemmy instance be the latest version ?

Just create advertising community and let all advertise on that community alone ? Thats a good idea, kind of like 'deals' but you pay to post there.

I did good, me thinks.

I am rising from the ashes like a phoenix.

Lemmy.store to support lemmy.world, the community can design and sell custom community themed merch.

I kind of hate that the greatest minds on earth are working on creating products on monetizing around the current advertising model.(Ex: Google/Facebook/Amazon etc).

If the advertising model useless or less useful why do we keep doing it ? I think we hate it and that's why we are on Lemmy but most people suck up to ads do buy useless shit. Check out the rise of Temu and Shein.

Would people pay ? Wiki barely gets by, we have so many models that are ad based but very few subscription based(am I wrong ?)

I hate ads like the rest of us but can community donations sustain the instance ? If they do why dont we have that model yet ? Why we still keeping using YouTube and Gmail etc ? What percentage of community would donate ? Will be donating to the community or the server instance ? Will there be push back from users of small communities who are paying if the money goes purely into the maintenance of large communities ?

The 100$ was an example but I get your point. It feels like every option leads more or less to some billion dollar company becoming richer.