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I do not think I blame any services or sites for paywalls especially if its part of their financial model to continue operations and providing services.
There are many free services I have the privilege of being able to pay for to support: Proton, StoryGraph, Wikipedia. I used to donate to Pocket but no longer. I want these services to continue and am privileged enough to be able to donate
I think this is the best model from sociatsl perspective. I like service that are available to everyone for free at least to some degree.
I pay for some things as an adult wage slave, I can do it and I do it with idea that it is my turn to pay.
When I was young I couldn't and I didn't but somebody else paid or Foss chads just did for the people.
I used to pay for content too but media industry lost their fucking minds so I am radicalized now...