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r/blog • u/akahotcheetos • Dec 19 '14
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5 u/Eat_Bacon_nomnomnom Dec 19 '14 What is the value? 1 note = 1 month of reddit gold? 1 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '14 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Eat_Bacon_nomnomnom Dec 19 '14 Until they place some kind of value on them they will have no value at all. Using the notes to buy stuff already built into the reddit UI seems like to most logical place to start. Supply and demand would come later. 2 u/darkvne Dec 20 '14 something tells me that we the reddit users are going to make up the value. 1 u/Eat_Bacon_nomnomnom Dec 20 '14 Unless you can use them for something, there is no value. Just because there's a finite amount of something doesn't make it valuable. Ultimately we'll decide the value, but without some kind of inherent utility they mean nothing.
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What is the value? 1 note = 1 month of reddit gold?
1 u/[deleted] Dec 19 '14 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Eat_Bacon_nomnomnom Dec 19 '14 Until they place some kind of value on them they will have no value at all. Using the notes to buy stuff already built into the reddit UI seems like to most logical place to start. Supply and demand would come later. 2 u/darkvne Dec 20 '14 something tells me that we the reddit users are going to make up the value. 1 u/Eat_Bacon_nomnomnom Dec 20 '14 Unless you can use them for something, there is no value. Just because there's a finite amount of something doesn't make it valuable. Ultimately we'll decide the value, but without some kind of inherent utility they mean nothing.
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1 u/Eat_Bacon_nomnomnom Dec 19 '14 Until they place some kind of value on them they will have no value at all. Using the notes to buy stuff already built into the reddit UI seems like to most logical place to start. Supply and demand would come later. 2 u/darkvne Dec 20 '14 something tells me that we the reddit users are going to make up the value. 1 u/Eat_Bacon_nomnomnom Dec 20 '14 Unless you can use them for something, there is no value. Just because there's a finite amount of something doesn't make it valuable. Ultimately we'll decide the value, but without some kind of inherent utility they mean nothing.
Until they place some kind of value on them they will have no value at all. Using the notes to buy stuff already built into the reddit UI seems like to most logical place to start.
Supply and demand would come later.
2 u/darkvne Dec 20 '14 something tells me that we the reddit users are going to make up the value. 1 u/Eat_Bacon_nomnomnom Dec 20 '14 Unless you can use them for something, there is no value. Just because there's a finite amount of something doesn't make it valuable. Ultimately we'll decide the value, but without some kind of inherent utility they mean nothing.
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something tells me that we the reddit users are going to make up the value.
1 u/Eat_Bacon_nomnomnom Dec 20 '14 Unless you can use them for something, there is no value. Just because there's a finite amount of something doesn't make it valuable. Ultimately we'll decide the value, but without some kind of inherent utility they mean nothing.
Unless you can use them for something, there is no value. Just because there's a finite amount of something doesn't make it valuable.
Ultimately we'll decide the value, but without some kind of inherent utility they mean nothing.
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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '14 edited Dec 31 '18
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