> When people are doing things for free, there is generally a maximum to the amount of effort they will put into things. I don't know, I feel like it's the opp

> When people are doing things for free, there is generally a maximum to the amount of effort they will put into things. I don't know, I feel like it's the opposite When you look at the myriad X-Files or guitar pedal schematic or whatever site, they could be endlessly detailed because it's what people did for fun. Nobody maxes out on fun. I do, however, max out my work hours...generally as quickly as possible. D In a behavioral psych class, we had the "Bart vs Lisa" analogy of working. If we pay Bart to study, his grades will increase. If we pay Lisa to study, her grades will decrease. I've forgotten the original papers this was based on because it's not my area. Anyway. I'm sure Bart's work for pay is equivalent or better than Lisa's free work. If asked, any rational human would work an hour for $5 versus $0, right? Nobody can spend time making anything complex or useful and then give it away freely.