Libre Culture · 4 years ago

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Comradery

Libre Culture · 4 years ago

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Collect money from your subscribers on a cooperatively owned platform

Collect money from your subscribers on Comradery, a payment platform that is democratically owned and controlled by every creator who uses it.

Not open source, still uses Stripes as payment management, but seems like it’d be a good alternative for folks who want to stop using Patreon, though some might be turned off by the process to be listed as a creator (requires a 15 minute chat with someone already in the coop) and the amount of work in addition to (meetings for coop management and perhaps also committees?)

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Hmm looks interesting, they even got that one libre artist from that filesharing video, but I don’t understand their matching concept. The more people give to a project the more money each of those people gives?! How does make sense and how does this work to sustain stuff long term… Idk I am not convinced at all but obv wish them luck.
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