[sofuture]

What an appalling and offensive use of one's time.

Make not-so-much money by providing generic content on a subject until X level of popularity is reached, at which point you transition the audience into a not-astounding paycheck and the web property into a commodity valued solely in visits.

And the world moves on, nothing bettered, and very little changed, beyond a tiny shifting of money ownership.

[chopsueyar]

This is the greatness of Google.

Information Dilution. Instead of a site with dense, focused, relevant content, we can create hundreds of sites with watered-down information.

The more sites we have to sift through, the more money everybody makes.

Google has incentivized the web to dilute content.

[endlessvoid94]

Come on.

Everybody starts somewhere.

[petercooper]

It's crass, but an extra $20k in the bank as a safety net can make the difference between someone becoming an entrepreneur or stay working full-time.