> Communism is an economic system of physical goods and services, digital and intellectual things aren't either so I don't think it's useful to equate the two.

> Communism is an economic system of physical goods and services, digital and intellectual things aren't either so I don't think it's useful to equate the two. This is a very confused definition of communism. The proper definition is a classless, stateless, and moneyless society (although I prefer marketless). What that almost certainly implies, is a form of goal-oriented economic coordination in the form of central planning of production. The problem you're trying to describe is called commodification. It is harder to commodify digital goods than physical ones. But this is merely a pragmatic issue for the capitalists, as they have commodified and will commodify pretty much any facet of life.