I see room for a platform that only does auth, reviews and perhaps indexing.

Since you didnt ask, let me needlessly elaborate.

You can have YouTube or X or Facebook "design" a web page for you but those are always extremely lame. Just have websites in stead?? Their moderation looks more like a zombie shooter. Wikipedia has some kind of internet trial but that is so unsophisticated that it might even be worse.

It could be a simple redaction with a number of seats that can be emptied when the users request it though a random selection of jurors.

The redaction makes suggestions and eventually removes your website.

The site can still be publicly available before and after, it just doesnt live in the index.

Its not the same when you publish something on my platform as when i publish something and put your name on it.

It is bad enough we can deepfake anyone. If we also pretend it was uploaded by you the sky is the limit.

1000 years from now those will be very important. A bit like we are now wondering what horrible food average/poor people ate 1000 years ago.

Okay, thw question then becomes: How do we get people to deliberatly look?

Say I have this stunning webshop with margins smaller than bezos toilet breaks. How do I survive out there in the jungle?

> Okay, thw question then becomes: How do we get people to deliberatly look?

You don't. Because you don't get to manipulate my attention. That simple.

Thats like saying i dont care if i have to rub the product in your face as long as you buy it it is fine with me.

I've got mine jack!

lol

The highest margins buy the most advertisements.

When someone buys up all the supply, the price will rise because of supply and demand. It's the nature of markets.

TFA mentions that if Samsung and SK Hynix had known what shenanigans were underway, they would have pursued better pricing terms.

I mean, say you have something in stock that others sell for twice as much as last week and it will cost you twice as much to restock, why would you sell it for last weeks prices?

Why would it matter if you have anything in stock or not? What does it matter what you've paid for it?

If it will be hard to restock and ill most likely will have to sell "no" ill be even more motivated to ask more for it.

It probably doesnt work anymore (i hope) as it was long ago. One of my domains pointing at a static website for years vanished from the index after someone flooded usenet with a list of urls. These ended up in google groups and found their way into the search index. Typing the domain into the search box (to my annoyance) produced countless such results. Then everything vanished leaving only nonsensical results. When asked they couldn't say why but put it back.

It could be much longer if there was a sensible formula to predict remaining value. Construction quality plays to small a role in valuations.

They found the mothership!