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New visitors will often devote hours crafting a worthy profile, uploading a complimentary set of photos and composing a personal description which touts anĮxaggerated appreciation for classical literature. I have to admit, this is an ingenious scheme. Many of these sites allow any visitor to post a free profile, but only allow contact information to be exchanged between paying customers.
Something Awful sells access to its comments section.ĭating sites use a different scheme. On, I count on merchandise, click-thru ads and monthly advertising schemes.įark.com sells a fortified version of itself ( Totalfark) and Building a thriving internet community can be tough.Ĭonverting a community into paying customers is considerably harder.
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