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Sure, and a dolphin isn't a tiger. But if I can increase the revenues of a site that I'm getting free access to without any real hassle, I'm happy to. I'd like
by lionhearted 17y ago
Sure, and a dolphin isn't a tiger. But if I can increase the revenues of a site that I'm getting free access to without any real hassle, I'm happy to. I'd like people who are benefiting my life to get compensated. Two reasons - first, it's a good thing in a general sense for people to get compensated for their efforts and value they deliver. Second, generally having people get paid for delivering a good product makes them more likely to deliver it. Who knows how much the most HN Amazon commissions could be - a couple hundred bucks a month? But that's a couple grand a year, which would be enough to build and sustain a pretty good YCombinator library of technical and business books. And again, it's no skin off my back, so why not?
- aaronbrethorst 17y agoA site which is owned and operated by an (apparently quite successful[1]) early-stage investment firm. Your sentiment is admirable, but I don't think they need a couple thousand dollars extra per year. But you're right: it's no skin off our backs. [1] http://blog.awesomezombie.com/2009/12/analyzing-y-combinator.html http://blog.awesomezombie.com/2009/12/analyzing-y-combinator...