Some have shared their initial impressions of JA being based around farming content shares from users and/or creators, to generate ad rev, then paying back a portion of the ad rev to the content sharers that generate the interactions/traffic.
As a design concept, I get it. I see value from a contributor's position of JA being the traffic manager (and obtainer). And as things develop we'll find out if the effort/reward ratios are 'worth it' to folks or not, and see adjustments as needed.
I've seen some posts, and hopefully JA folks can explain this ecosystem in a less predatory or parasitic way. (Not my personal view of it, just seen detractors sharing that view, and am curious how JA can/will address it)
Maybe to simplify, what is the 'work' that JA does, that may not be immediately recognized and valued by potential contributors, at first glance? What is JA going to be doing specifically (as being non-specific will not clarify anything)to acquire the raw traffic needed to push into a market that is already saturated with established entities vying for user attention?
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