Trying Ko-Fi

I've been quite busy: upgrading my web server OS, deploying a wiki, and refreshing the design of this website. Following a trend of trying new things, I have decided to try out Ko-Fi so that it can serve as a source of revenue, if I decide to become more of a content creator.

I chose Ko-Fi, because it was fairly easy to set up, and is flexible with fees and how creators choose to deliver their services or products.

My early decision not to host ads, and consequently, third-party scripts or requests which impose on user privacy, will not change. If you need browser extensions to improve your privacy, I can recommend uBlock and EFF Privacy Manager, which are offerred for Firefox.

The hosting costs for my website are manageable, but as I'm not working at the moment, it's something I cannot allocate too much funding towards. However, I wont pressure anyone to donate to me, especially when major websites like Wikipedia deserve a lot more donations, yet they receive so little in proportion to what they provide. If you do decide to donate, however big or small it may be, then you have my gratitude.