I remain SN bearish. Reddit has 10,000x the users and they're struggling to pay their 2,000 employees without paying any users directly.

But sure, I guess a niche reddit clone that pays users instead of a SecOps team to prevent wallet draining bugs **could** someday give their users a meaningful wage. As long as the users exploit said bug lol

I don't think we disagree on anything specifically. I just wanted to balance out the sentiment. 

I'm not sure we'll ever be able to compete with an english speaking job-job, but I'm not sure we won't either.

k00b

If they can read/write English, there are way easier and better places for them to spend time/effort to earn income online.

nullcount

Name a scam that’s so ingrained, we don’t realize it’s a scam (besides fiat)

birdeye21

Many places in the world have much lower median wages.