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Show HN: I am creating a website that permanently solves the “Patreon Problem” http://bit.ly/2rWOABy

Show HN: I am creating a website that permanently solves the “Patreon Problem” [Overview]( http://bit.ly/2VjiHjX ) Please read the linked overview and let me know if that would be something you’d be interested in using. All constructive criticism is welcome. If you have any time to offer as a developer, designer, or otherwise, I’d love to work together on this with you. The code is open source ( http://bit.ly/2LH8SIj ) and so too will be the company functioning. I’m developing out in the open, so the website is live at knophy.com. I am aware of Jordan Peterson’s website and hand delivered a letter asking if we could work together. Understandably, I have received no response. If that changes, I would love to work with him and share these ideas so they can grow together in the open. From what I can piece together from scant information provided about his website, i truly believe mine solves the same problem in more novel ways across the board. Please correct me where exactly you disagree. [Overview]( http://bit.ly/2VjiHjX ) December 29, 2018 at 07:44AM
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