Which patreons do you support financially?
Which patreons do you support financially?
And are there any you would support if you had just that little bit of extra disposable income?
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Defunctland and Technology Connectios. I just really want those dudes to keep making stuff. A 2 hour documentary on the history and merits of the FastPass system at Disneyland or how a dishwasher works is soooooo my cup of tea.
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+1 for Technology Connections <3
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I really hate monthly subscriptions. The only two I could justify are my $5/m VPN and 3/m discord just bc I used it so much.
Recently I changed discord to $1 to Wikipedia, $1 to archive.org, $1 to Lemmy. It's not a lot but gives me peace of mind.-
Surprises me that people pay for discord. Were there features you used that were (worth) paid?
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emojis of my cat
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Not many. I had to stop myself or else my list would look like remon's.
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+1000 for Bobby Fingers. Clearly you have good taste.
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Civvie has some great stuff if you're into arena/arcade style shooters. His Blood review is classic
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- StuffMadeHere
- TropicalTidbits
- AppliedScience
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Just a handful, but I usually will add a new one when it hooks me enough that I can't stop binging it.
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Paralives! Because fuck EA for ruining The Sims (among many other games), it's time for a good competitor. Plus, they're from my city!
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Here's my list, it's fairly random:
lol if someone wants to explain why they downvoted that'd be nice too. lmao.
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ContraPoints, she only charges on months she produces content- it's not even every month if she isn't productive. Her Tangent videos are worth it.
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Currently just Jeff Gerstmann, my favorite video games journalist
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- AnyAustin
- NerdCubed
- Many A True Nerd
- Jacob Geller
- CGP Grey
- Physics for the Birds
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Jon mentioned 👀
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Some More News, Clooos, and Zach Weinersmith (comic artist of SMBC and more)
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I tend to avoid subscriptions where I can, so the only time I've ever used Patreon was to access Dankpods' After Show (back when it was exclusive for patrons).
I really should give myself $200 or so to dole out between my favourite creators and open-source projects.
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I support Extra Fabulous Comics and a comic called "The Lost Never Die."
Extra Fabulous never ceases to make me laugh, and The Lost Never Die is a newer comic with an art style that I love.
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Honestly none. I don'y have thr expendable income to do that.
If I had, it couled easilly be 50+ youtubers, podcasters open source software devs, ...
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Just a few.
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DuckDNS
Technology Connections
Safely Endangered
Also supporting other creators through Nebula.
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PBS Eons and Wholesome
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Right now its just Second Thought, I'm a leftist and love the content he creates. His video on East Palistine is really good and I would recommend it
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The Deprogram Podcast
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I support Infinite Backlog because I want to see that site thrive. Haven't found any other site where I can keep track of my videogame collection as nicely as with IB. That's my only Patreon thingy.
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Special Books by Special Kids. He and his wife interview people with different disabilities and give you a little peek into their lives. Really interesting and inspiring stuff.
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Nerd of Mouth // Wizard and the Bruiser
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Lions Led by Donkeys! It’s a great podcast for history nerds!
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How different is it from WTYP?
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I couldn’t tell you unfortunately, as I’ve never listened to WTYP. I’ll be happy to download a couple of episodes to check it out, though!
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Time Suck and PBS Space Time
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Some of the people I was supporting disappeared. Now it's just a couple creators who are still too small to get algo love. Phedran is great, and if you are into chill gaming, you should check out her streams.
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Climate Town
Logseq
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TrueAnon
Brutalmoose
YMS
Jim can’t Swim
Casefile
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Currently Souls Remnant, though only the lowest tier because I am broke
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Savannah Brown is the only one atm. considering following CJ The X too
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Too many ...
Mostly educational channels. I have to go and sort some out again ... I'm above $100 per month ...
Fucking Champ here