Yes but i think " free" is the wrong word. I think the reality of whiteboard crypto's post is that what is required is a skillset to be able to write blogs and give informative comments. To which none of this equals the certainty you will earn anything at all. There is no protocol that says you will earn if you do a good write up or not.

So i think free is the wrong word and whiteboard crypto misunderstands the definition of free. Now he'd have been correct had to mentioned something like bitcoin myk. Which has an automated curated system that sends you crypto based on your attention value and activity. Not the quality of the content. The problem with finding monetary value directly into the level of content is likely zero. That is because in any market of the sort i could find the same information free.

So the actual value i believe would rest in the network and attention value. Bitcoin MYK right now is the only project in the space i know that truly fits the idea. It's now grown to over 50k accounts. The site alone has grown to over $100k in value. So the idea of a future crypto of freemium services, most of the biggest networks we use and have grown is based on free use. Free use of facebook and instagram etc., So that's what will carry the most growth and value. I see this more like a membership site that you pay into and you earn more when you do. That's not really capsulating the idea of free in my view.

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