[zefi]

A variant of this, involving payment, could be the future of journalism.

[jmtame]

This content disappears after 1,000 views unless you pay $5.

[chacham15]

* This content appears after 1,000 views unless you pay $5.

[r00fus]

Is that the "fund me and I'll stop reporting on your crimes" option? In that case, you're missing a few 0s at the end of your amount.

[glifchits]

But if you have seen it, what's the incentive for paying money after the fact? If you haven't seen it then it's just the same as a paywall.

[doyoulikeworms]

I feel like a better system would be "pay $5 and the pages don't expire for you".

[tunesmith]

Because you want other people to read it.

[ruswick]

I don't want to subsidize other people's consumption of content.

I want to pay for what I use; everyone else can do the same.

[hnha]

select, copy, paste, share, the end.

[robotresearcher]

select, copy, paste, share (copyright violation), the end.

It's kind of not OK to distribute other people's work when they don't want you to.

[arjie]

Your users will still do it, and you won't be able to stop them.

[hnha]

depends on the jurisdiction. in Germany you are allowed to make copies for your close friends and family.

[rokhayakebe]

I think most would pay for others not to read it.

[OGC]

the content disappears unless you hit "print screen"