Why is this a question or a problem at all? If a business requires overpriced contracts to survive... then they should die, right? It's like photography. Photog

Why is this a question or a problem at all? If a business requires overpriced contracts to survive... then they should die, right? It's like photography. Photogs were complaining about hobbyists willing to enter the market for free. How Windows shipped with free photos from non-professionals, and how that hurts them. ... So what? If your work is something someone will do for fun, fame, etc. then why should you be paid for it? So long they have QC controls in place, it sounds great. In fact, they should consider allowing the price to go negative as it's clear people are willing to _pay_ to do this work.