I use Stacker News to learn about and discuss bitcoin. The sats I might receive are nice, and I look at it as a sign that others on the site found my input at least somewhat interesting, but I don't see it as a source of income. I realize that is not the case for everyone. As a U.S. citizen living in a fiat dollar world, I value those sats, but the buying power is limited. I have recently noticed an increase in accounts that are clearly here with the intent to earn sats. I don't see this as a negative. People from countries whose currencies have been decimated by the fed's "tightening" might find this site as an opportunity. Those sats go a lot further in Nigeria than they do in New York. I have noticed that there are separate accounts that have suspiciously similar content, which could mean one ambitious person is looking to double and triple his or her sat income. That's fine by me. I believe in a free market. I have been directly asked outright for money in a classic scam scenario, but that was an isolated incident. Caveat Emptor. I know that earning income on Stacker News was one of the site's goals when it started, and I think it is starting to happen. That's good news.