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Bump, I can't be the only one curious about this... it would make PRL one of the most undervalued projects.

Stop posting your perverted Cartoons if you want replies.

>>8860630
You're the pervert here.

>>8860630
(you)

how would an adless platform prevent the sale of user data?
moran

ah doy. you could run oyster on any platform and make revenue

>>8860227
First of all, I would be remiss if I did not remind you of how stupid you clearly are. You are a fucking retard that would like people to spoonfeed him information. You are probably an unmotivated failure in your life and you should do the world a favor and kill yourself. Keep in mind that bleach is a relatively inexpensive household product. Now that we have the formalities out of the way, I was molested when I was a kid by a man in a liar costume so now I can't lie: Oyster PRL is not going to replace Facebook because one of its biggest selling points is eliminating the need for advertisements in websites by using the visitor's computer to mine cryptocurrency. It is interesting to note that this is a grey area since it could be argued that using computational power from visitors is bad, but is it really bad if they agree beforehand? Do you truly appreciate what they are relinquishing? Recently Egypt was caught using their citizen's computers to mine Monero look it up. All that being said, if there is a cryptocurrency that will dethrone Facebook it will have to be geared toward social media. A good example that comes to mind is Steemit (created by Dan Larimer, the genius behind Bitshares and EOS) and the future becomes even more optimistic when you realize that they have a decentralized Youtube they call "dtube". Now take into account the controversy surrounding Facebook's handling of private data and the shooting that took place recently in Youtube's HQ in California. In a decade or two the technological revolution that Bitcoin started will allow us to control our data in unprecedented ways and someone WILL replace Facebook. Who that will be remains to be seen.

>>8860630

>>8860783

Sure, but the real question is - do you look like her?

Also, Oyster would solve those problems but as long as advertisers want to advertise, companies will take the millions and run ads anyway.

>>8860900
In Facebook's case they have a monopoly, but if there was a competitor that didn't run direct ads, users would be drawn to that model, wouldn't they?

If a competitor is drawing enough revenue away from Facebook, suddenly they have to either rework their own ad model or lose out.

>>8860810
There would be no advertising company to "sell" that data to.

>>8860851
Seems like you don't know how Oyster works and need some lessons in constructing an argument.

>>8861094

It depends how much people value having 0 ads in their experience. A competitor would have to offer far more than "no ads" in order to trump against monopolies. Also there might be a slight stigma against PRL as a "miner", even though it uses little to no CPU power compared to an actual miner.

Sooo, you ever tried cosplaying as this chick that you always post?

>>8861094
>advertisers are the only ones buying data

>>8861546
Enlighten me please.

>>8861545
I personally think Facebook's UI is really bad for a site of it's level, so there's definitely a lot to take from them and improve on.

My hair is too long & I'm too shy to cosplay something, people coming up to me & talking to me about it... scary.

go shit on a pigeons car you autistic avatarfag

>>8860227
>he didn't all in on pikciochain (facebook on blockchain)