If you're a 'content producer' who has a genuine interest in connecting with your patrons, it's really on you to personalize your interactions with them to convince them of that (which shouldn't be a big deal), and the worst thing you can possibly do is directly ask them to buy more of your content, which just commercializes your relationship.
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YipYapYopYorp - He/Him (sec_yote_agenda@geekdom.social)'s status on Tuesday, 16-Jan-2024 04:21:57 JST YipYapYopYorp - He/Him
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Cy (cy@fedicy.us.to)'s status on Tuesday, 16-Jan-2024 04:21:55 JST Cy
Or you could... not be a content producer, and make some friends instead. -
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Cy (cy@fedicy.us.to)'s status on Tuesday, 16-Jan-2024 05:49:47 JST Cy
There's only so much time on this earth! Cater to your subscribers, who you appreciate so much despite not knowing them, or make friends and do stuff with them? You can make a lot of money if everyone does the former, since that'll leave plenty of subscribers desperately lonely enough to pay you just so they can feel like they have friends. But uh... I prefer making friends. -
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YipYapYopYorp - He/Him (sec_yote_agenda@geekdom.social)'s status on Tuesday, 16-Jan-2024 05:49:49 JST YipYapYopYorp - He/Him
@cy I'm not sure how one preludes the other?
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