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When replying to the 2017 finance report (4 months old) the comment will not submit. I assume it is because it is old but no such feedback is given.

My idea I was posting there:

It would be cool to know what the cost of running the site / http request is.
I've always wanted to know what I cost a website just for the sake of curiousity.

When replying to the 2017 finance report (4 months old) the comment will not submit. I assume it is because it is old but no such feedback is given. My idea I was posting there: It would be cool to know what the cost of running the site / http request is. I've always wanted to know what I cost a website just for the sake of curiousity.

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[–] Polsaker 3 points (+3|-0)

Whoops. Forgot to implement that.

I think it was on the report, but our hosting costs are around 30 bucks/mo

[–] fusir [OP] 1 points (+1|-0)

That's way less than voat. You should optimize while you still can.

But one idea I had for voat is if the number of http requests your account generated was counted and then a "bill" was suggested based on it.

I've been thinking a lot about how we should really want to pay for things, especially in a prorated way, because the alternative is almost always second best in some way.

[–] quarterlog 0 points (+0|-0)

That's a great idea for voat and phuks, it no longer makes sense if they want to turn a profit though. wikipedia, politicians, or npr personalities asking middle class people for money when they are making millions is a bit cruel, but i would have no problem supporting server bills and modest living expenses (at the same level as mine or lower) for anyone full time on a project, but no way I want to fund anyone to live a better life than me.

Maybe something like "your portion of the month's bills are $14.88, there is $6,000,000 funding that is unpaid for this month" so that we would know what we should pay, and what needs to be paid to keep the sites happy.