Brave Browser and the support of MMORPG.com

bcbully

We love this place. Those of us who have been here during the golden age of millions of users remember what was. Lets face it do to reasons (many of you know my theory's as to why), mmorpgs have fallen. With that fall so has advertising revenue for our beloved mmorpg.com. Enter Brave browser.

Short history, Brave browser is the baby of the guy who made Mozilla. Brave gives you complete control of your data, allows you choose what type of adds, and how many you want to see. DYOR read more.

Every month Brave pays you for the ads you choose to click by the way of the Basic Attention Token (BAT). As of the time of type, 1 BAT= around 55c. With this token you can either cash it in for fiat OOOOOOOOOR......


You can tip Verified Creators of content you consume, ie websites, youtube channels, MMORPG,com.

I've received about 12-13 bats over the last 2 months. I tipped MMORPG.com 1 BAT last month. While typing this I am going to TIP another BAT.


Forgive me for not taking screenshots, but the entire process takes less than 3 secs. 


Blockchain, crypto can you guys start to see where this is going.


@mmorpg.com Forget about it. Just give me my damn Legendary!


https://brave.com/



 

Sylvinstar

I use Brave off and on, but really didn't read into the features.  Thanks for the post.

bcbully

Sylvinstar said:

I use Brave off and on, but really didn't read into the features.  Thanks for the post.

Np bruh. It took me a week to convert passwords and stuff, but once I did I have never looked back. Exciting times we are in.

Wizardry

Nah i had brave and i can't remember the exact reason but i didn't like and did not give me full control.I also don't remember how it is financed exactly but they all have their sponsors and ad revenue designs.
We already have adblockers that allow for certain settings but truth is that websites do NOT want to ever play fair aka cookies.

We used to all the time,like ever single site was telling us cookies were to enhance our site use...LMAO BS,cookies have always been to enhance ad revenue.SO not only do they  like to play unfair they like to lie to us as well.

I remember when this site changed it's platform to i believe was a cheaper one i started to see double click threads.Well Bill told us it was just a glitch as th site moved over to a new site and woudl take time to iron out issues.Well that was total BS that dbl clock idea has remained ever since.

So instead of posting an article with th econtent it is always CLICK HERE to see the content beyond the title.99% o the time there wasn't even anything mor et oread,maybe a quote or another link.

Brave is NOT the answer and imo not even a good browser as it is basically a Chrome copy cat but a worse version of.

Wizardry

IDC about tipping anyone as content creators are not there for you they are trying to make money.it is like you THINK a restaurant waitress cares about you as a customer ..lol.
Don't get me wrong there are people who in the real world are just friendly but most of the time people are thinking about money.

If i decide to tip a waitress it is not because i think she deserves it or really cared about me as a customer,it is because i just wanted to.This is the same in everything else with me,if i want to help someone it is because i want to and not because i am looking for some favor back or i feel i owe them a favor.

Conent creators put out content,i might read it or i might not,i never go in expecting much or feeling like i NEED to give this person some likes or a pat on the back or to give him clicks so he can make more money from YouTube.

We see it ALLL the time now,it feels like every single video the creators are asking us to like and subscribe and follow me on 8 different platforms.Oh and here is a link to my Twitter and my Patreon.

Sum it up simply??Content creators only purpose is to USE YOU to make revenue and look that rhymes.

RexKushman

No thanks, I use custom Ad blockers because I don't want to be bothered by all the garbage people sell online. Throwing a few pennies at me won't change that, and as for tipping...don't even get me started on that god awful tradition.  If you take a job for 4$/hr don't expect charity from me.

bcbully

Wizardry said:

IDC about tipping anyone as content creators are not there for you they are trying to make money.it is like you THINK a restaurant waitress cares about you as a customer ..lol.
Don't get me wrong there are people who in the real world are just friendly but most of the time people are thinking about money.

If i decide to tip a waitress it is not because i think she deserves it or really cared about me as a customer,it is because i just wanted to.This is the same in everything else with me,if i want to help someone it is because i want to and not because i am looking for some favor back or i feel i owe them a favor.

Conent creators put out content,i might read it or i might not,i never go in expecting much or feeling like i NEED to give this person some likes or a pat on the back or to give him clicks so he can make more money from YouTube.

We see it ALLL the time now,it feels like every single video the creators are asking us to like and subscribe and follow me on 8 different platforms.Oh and here is a link to my Twitter and my Patreon.

Sum it up simply??Content creators only purpose is to USE YOU to make revenue and look that rhymes.

edit - 

This is how it works.
https://basicattentiontoken.org/static-assets/documents/BasicAttentionTokenWhitePaper-4.pdf

DYOR excellent read.

madazz

You weren't here when the site was at its peak. It never had millions of users even then.

Iselin

There are support groups that could help you leave the blockchain cult, you know.

KnightFalz

If I wanted to get paid for enduring crap I'd become a sewage worker.

bcbully

you guys are wild.

i literally get chim, small rectangle bottom of screen, click it, close the window. While im on this site, youtube, whatever. At the end of the month I get tokens. I then contribute to sites that I enjoy. 

Real talk why would anyone care about building a game, providing articles or anything for people like you in this genre.

If I were a dev I'd keep skinner-boxing you mental midgets to death for another 10 years! Learning impaired much? Ladder don't reach too high? ahahhahahahaha

@Iselin you cool tho

bcbully

nubs, bads, terrabads, you probably wear greens lol

edit- you complain about inventory space in free to play games don't you?

Sandmanjw

Lets see...freely admits to posting to get "legendary", then can't handle the opinions posted to OP so blatantly personally attacks others....Ya, you sound like someone worthy of being legendary....NOT!

 

Tiller

This whole thread is an ad.

a.k.a. sh!tpost.

bcbully

Sandmanjw said:

Lets see...freely admits to posting to get "legendary", then can't handle the opinions posted to OP so blatantly personally attacks others....Ya, you sound like someone worthy of being legendary....NOT!

 

Coming from a guy making threads about steam keys to 5 year old games, and making comments like this  -

"To old anymore, all I see is fast gameplay that seems too much work for me to enjoy."

Youre probably anti-iphones and googlepay too, huh Dino 





tooo easy IT'S ME

edit - @Kyleran fallout76 collateral damage 

bcbully

madazz said:

You weren't here when the site was at its peak. It never had millions of users even then.

@MikeB tell this dude how many accounts the old site had

Iselin

bcbully said:

madazz said:

You weren't here when the site was at its peak. It never had millions of users even then.

@MikeB tell this dude how many accounts the old site had

IDK the numbers of active users it had or how many of those were dormant accounts - "millions" is likely an exaggeration of daily unique visitors even at its peak but the site used to be one hell of a lot busier with active posters even as recently as 3-5 years ago.

I always use the "recent discussions" page as my home page here and these days the bottom of the 1st page sometimes has threads with their last activity a couple of days ago.

3-5 years ago that bottom thread's most recent post was almost never more than 4 or 5 hours old. That's definitely a significant change. 

bcbully

Iselin said:

bcbully said:

madazz said:

You weren't here when the site was at its peak. It never had millions of users even then.

@MikeB tell this dude how many accounts the old site had

IDK the numbers of active users it had or how many of those were dormant accounts - "millions" is likely an exaggeration of daily unique visitors even at its peak but the site used to be one hell of a lot busier with active posters even as recently as 3-5 years ago.

I always use the "recent discussions" page as my home page here and these days the bottom of the 1st page sometimes has threads with their last activity a couple of days ago.

3-5 years ago that bottom thread's most recent post was almost never more than 4 or 5 hours old. That's definitely a significant change. 

I was just telling my girl how slow the recent post page is now. I used to hit refresh and see threads bouncing around all day everytime

Theocritus

I've got 4 browsers already...i dont even use 2 of them (Opera and Edge)...I just dont have the need for another one, even if it is good.

bcbully

Today the couple tokens I gave are worth 40% more.

Tipping another this month. It's the least I could do.

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