We think users are what makes any platform work and when people use different platforms on the internet, they are never directly rewarded for it.
This problem extends to content creators.
In our first post of product updates where we talked about the use cases of the Juiice platform and token we talked about an Indian creator named DripReport. He became TikTok and Youtube famous for making covers of popular rap songs. We can call this creator type a micro creator. When you use social media you come across different funny videos or pics whose authors are of no concern to you. Monetising content is hard. The only pleasure micro creators have is those sweet sweet release of dopamine when the like counter explodes.
His videos have been deleted.
DripReport suffered a critical hit, on Youtube, where all but 3 of his videos have been deleted. It is unclear why this happened as no update has been made on his other social channels. What is clear is that he can no longer make any money from his content. If it is the case of a copyright strike, he will have no further use of the channel.
Decentralization is not a lack of order. Coordination happens from all involved actors instead from the top-down direction. Decentralization empowers participants. Those that use different platforms. Failing to create this kind of system — we return to the problems of power and trust.
Original content should be rewarded because we should reward effort.
