i know that they lied already, but if we were to take them seriously for a bit more, on durovs channel it was posted this specific bit: "Private chats and group chats are and will always be ad-free."
so, that leads me to the conclussion: make public groups instead of channels. make the permissions so noone can post anything but the admins. has the disadvantage of not having anonymous poster, i guess, but on a quick gaze that should be an alternative. moving a whole channel to a group wont be an option for many but at least for new channels being created, i think it could be tried. i have not tested any of this yet tho.
the second i see an ad on this channel, i will move it to a group and abandon it.
so, that leads me to the conclussion: make public groups instead of channels. make the permissions so noone can post anything but the admins. has the disadvantage of not having anonymous poster, i guess, but on a quick gaze that should be an alternative. moving a whole channel to a group wont be an option for many but at least for new channels being created, i think it could be tried. i have not tested any of this yet tho.
the second i see an ad on this channel, i will move it to a group and abandon it.
Forwarded from Somewhither's Awesome Shit
Telegram has begun to allow sponsored ads on channels with over 1,000 subscribers. I understand that Telegram wants to make a profit. I get it. I really do. But I hate ads, and I don't want them on my channel.
It's totally possible that we won't ever get ads here. I may not be big enough for anyone to bother. I may not have a specific enough topic to be targeted. As far as I'm aware, there's no way to opt out.
I'm just telling you so you won't be surprised if they appear here. If they do appear, I will definitely post a message disavowing any endorsement of the ad.
It's totally possible that we won't ever get ads here. I may not be big enough for anyone to bother. I may not have a specific enough topic to be targeted. As far as I'm aware, there's no way to opt out.
I'm just telling you so you won't be surprised if they appear here. If they do appear, I will definitely post a message disavowing any endorsement of the ad.
i dont know where exactly the "channels with over 1000 subs" part comes from but if true that at least will give me time to see how it will be before taking measures or whatever
Forwarded from zumami's relay
With the relativity of time, calendar histories + other things of such time categorization nature are highly intriguing
Forwarded from History (Tau'ma)
The Wurdi Youang stone arrangement, in Victoria, Australia, was built by Aboriginals about 11,000 years ago (possibly as many as 20,000). It is thought to be one of humankind's first calendars as it marks the position of the setting sun at the solstices.
Modern inaccuracies in the calendar indicate it could be as much as 20,000 years old because of how the earth's orbit has changed since then.
Modern inaccuracies in the calendar indicate it could be as much as 20,000 years old because of how the earth's orbit has changed since then.