What would you do?

It took a while, but the first pay per view Yoors post are online. Although I understand the principle and even support it, it raises questions for the time being.

1. What is my content worth?
2. What do I think my content is worth vs what someone else thinks my content is worth?
3. Would someone join Yoors and pay to access my content?
4. Is paid content the future?
5. Will paying for content start on Yoors?
6. I have already had enough trouble getting to read my content without being paid, do I dare to take that step?
7. What possibilities does this option offer me?

To answer my own questions:

1. My content is generally something that I think should be freely accessible. Many of my blogs are meant to just mix a little airiness with my idea of the situation. I'm not asking for anything, that hobby. But what if views fall out as payment? Then I would, for example, pay my Who is de Mole Not content and see if it hits... even though I have my doubts about that. I refuse to contradict if I am paying for online content. I don't pay for AD, Telegraph and Spotify... But where I previously downloaded everything illegally, I now pay for Videoland as a Dutchman abroad. But can I compare Video Land with my content?
2. I probably estimate the value of my content far too low, but the reaction of theYou bastardsI estimate probably right in.
3. The doubt is great, and for the sake of fairness, I would not dare to do that with successful blogs like Who is the Mole just as soon as the pageviews fall away. But knowing how much work I do to attract readers and how one reacts when they have to join, not even having to pay enough audience reaching will be a big deal.
4. For those who do not want advertising and big data tracking this will indeed be the future, but the consuming mass will not follow soon.
5. Among Yoors members it will certainly have a good chance, people understand the work and energy that is in such content and will reward it with YPs. I doubt whether Yoors is large enough not to need revenue from page views. A well-read blog yields 5000 YP. That's 500 men who count 10 YP vs. the current 2500 page views. So for a specific niche with 10 hardcore readers, a good article yields more easily 100 YP than a mass product that is read for pleasure but not necessarily (payable).
6. No, not if the system doesn't force me. At the risk of choosing a different system because it doesn't suit my content and audience.
7. I don't want to change my content, but I think it is quite possible that with a different type of content and the right niche and promotion I can do something with this paid content idea.