The most common problem of piracy of intellectual resources such as books, music and movies, how can new Internet technologies be used to make people pay for good content and protect authors? My idea is to use the credit value of the network social circle to achieve.
The specific method is that the resource website requires users to associate their own social accounts (the activity of the social account and the mutual fan value can be set as the entry threshold for free access to resources). When the user chooses to use the resource for free, the operation information will be forced to be published on the user's social network (the user can choose whether to disclose the specific resource name). Of course, if it is paid to play, it is not mandatory to send information.
In this piece of published information, in addition to the information of the resource itself, it will also display the number of times the user uses the resource for free and the payment ratio, which is equivalent to the user's intellectual property credit value.
I believe that most people do not want relatives and friends to despise, and I am a person who only watches pirated copies.
It can also cooperate with a perfect and flexible charging standard system, and formulate different charging modes according to the order of magnitude of playback and download, and the time limit of copyright. There are also discounts for teachers, students, and seniors.
For example:
mode 1: number of people, free for less than 100 people, 50 for more than 100 people, 20 for 1000, ,
mode 2: time, free within one month of release, 50 after one month, 10 after three years .Mode
3, total income, total income below 10K 30, total income: more than 10K 10....
Of course, the author can define the charging method by himself, the above mixed mode,
and even let the user decide how much to pay.
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Otaku original, there are many mistakes, please correct me.
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