>>72770Two problems with that.
Firstly, there's the basic thing that once money gets involved, so does law enforcement. Provide a free service, taking in just enough from ads and donations to keep the server running, and you're a small fry no one cares about. If you charge for entry or make a bit of a profit, it becomes worth taking you down.
Second, and more problematic; everyone's interests are niche. There are certainly people who'd be willing to chip in $1 to a pool that gives access to some curated top X list of webnovels, or paywalled H-game releases, or hypnosis audio, or tentacle hentai, or whatever. The problem is that everyone's tastes are different, so you can't easily have one site that charges for all of those things. If you do, the people who came because they want to see the latest chapters of some cultivation slop are going to be annoyed that their tiny $1 donation is theoretically also paying for blacked waifus or genderbender doujins or literal shitty diapers or whatever other paywalled content doesn't appeal to them. In an environment where every user is paying for part of everything, and they all want different things, that sounds like a source of endless drama.
Maybe you can design a system where contributors indicate what paywalled content they want to see, which takes everyone's opinions into account and spits out an unhappy medium. Odds are that's not actually going to be better than the current system where people who want to share things just do that, though.