When Adam Curry and John C Dvorak started doing this with No Agenda 17 years ago it was about them producing a podcast, releasing it without any restrictions and if you would Value in it you could return Value back to the show in the form of Time, Talent or Treasure.

That idea got rolled into PC 2.0 where it's free and open for people to contribute to. Along the way the V4V streaming sats and Boost got rolled into and that's "valued" like you mentioned about. I know they Value their listeners and want to help them onboard to this cool new Bitcoin music thing we're doing but it's not the V4V model. It's paying people to listen to your music which is fine but it's not the V4V model that got introduced to all of this via PC 2.0.

5 years ago people didn't even know what V4V was. It's slowly being morphed over time to mean exchanging sats or paying for something you Value and that's not what it is.

It's setting your content free and if people find Value in it they can return Value to you.