5 ms·

Does she actually explain why in the full interview?

• kiba 16y ago
  The more an artwork is shared, the more people know about it. The more people know about it, the more likely they will visit the artist's site. The more people visit the site, the more likely that the artist will make money, either though selling swags, advertising space, or even begging for donation.
  • stephth 16y ago
    I'm not arguing against or in favor, I'm just interested in understanding, but the claim here seemed broader than tied to a specific business model like you're suggesting. Did you get that from the full interview? The long quotes in the article made it seem like she presented the claim as a simple fact, and so I wondered if the full interview was worth reading.
    • kiba 16y ago
      It's not a long quote of anything. It's me reasoning out why it might be so. The business model work for her. I myself have validated some aspect of the business model or at least invalidated some of the worries though actual experimentation. But it's up to people around the world being brave and test out some of the claim for themselves.