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It wasn't a public good, it was a Microsoft marketing campaign to push people onto the Silverlight platform. MS never made the Feynman Lectures free for all to
by gohrt 11y ago
It wasn't a public good, it was a Microsoft marketing campaign to push people onto the Silverlight platform.
MS never made the Feynman Lectures free for all to read.
- adventured 11y agoIt was a public good and it required silverlight. Try going to a public library and checking out books without a library card (which almost always cost money). Therefore under your premise public libraries are not for the common good because they have numerous use stipulations that go with them and they inherently restrict usage via fees.