You have the right to exchange in voluntary exchanges for your work. You have the right to make the fruits of your work available for sale to others, and only u

You have the right to exchange in voluntary exchanges for your work. You have the right to make the fruits of your work available for sale to others, and only under your terms. Others are free to choose to buy it, or not, under the sellers conditions. Neither side is compelled to setup the potential for this exchange, nor, to engage in this exchange. If you dug a hole in front of my house's front door and then demanded to be paid for it that would be unethical. It is true I would not pay you, but it is not because I had not requested you to do that "work" for me. Instead, I would not pay you because you (1) trespassed, (2) damaged my property, (3) caused blockage to my front door, and (4) are now essentially blackmailing into paying you to undo the damage you have done -- ALL of which was against my wishes. Therefore, I would refuse for reasons which are very similar to why I think Jason was right and Eleanor was wrong.