Soptlog as my personal project, I believe it is my duty to use the industry's latest and most advanced technology on Soptlog as quickly as possible. Fortunately, I am willing to spend some of my time on this blog, so Soptlog has implemented the static website post encryption feature very early on, as well as the system-level dark mode API before it became popular in major operating systems. In addition to these features that visitors can experience, many industry-leading functional, security, and performance optimizations have also been introduced into the build process at the code level.
So today, another industry-leading technology has been introduced to Soptlog, and it is the attention reward mechanism. Simply put, as the owner of the Soptlog website, I can receive rewards through your attention to Soptlog as visitors to the website.
And the only thing you need to do is to use a browser called Brave to access the website. Brave browser is based on Chromium, just like Chrome browser, so you can expect everything you used to do on Chrome browser to work on Brave browser. In addition, Brave browser filters ads at the layout level, and its web page access speed is 1-2 times faster than Chrome and 4-8 times faster than Safari.
How does it work?#
In fact, we all know that with the gradual development of the information age, human attention will become more and more valuable, which is a trend. So, from here on, we need to change our way of thinking. In the past, advertising was one of the mainstream ways for a website to make profits. However, advertising is too intrusive, it shows things that are completely different from what users want to see, which is one of the reasons why I don't want to introduce ads on Soptlog. What's even more unreasonable is that the ones who bring profits to website owners are advertisers, not visitors who hope to find answers on the website, so the whole system is filled with ad fraud. Think about it, there's a problem here.
So, there's a person named Brendan Eich, who is also the main creator of the JavaScript language and the Chief Technology Officer of Mozilla Corporation. He came up with a solution: why not do it this way? Advertisers provide me (Brendan Eich) with ads, I provide ads to users, pay them, and then users use this payment to reward the websites they visit the most? This was the original idea behind Brave Software. In this way, no web page needs to have any ads anymore, visitors can find the answers they want as quickly and clearly as possible, and website owners will also have rewards. As for ads, as long as users are willing to accept them, I will push them in the form of system notifications or other non-intrusive ways, and pay them with a token called BAT.
What impact will it have on you as a user?#
For now, besides Soptlog recommending you to use Brave browser to access this website, none! I even believe that as the system develops, this mechanism will be introduced by major mainstream browsers, and then this "recommendation" will also disappear!