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> doesn't mean you can't do bad things They did bad things in regard to endangering their institution. There is nothing objectively, morally "bad" about the Na
by marnett 6y ago
> doesn't mean you can't do bad things
They did bad things in regard to endangering their institution. There is nothing objectively, morally "bad" about the National Emergency Library though.
- xhkkffbf 6y agoIt is bad if you're an author. (Or if you're a reader who wants the authors to stay in business.)
- pengstrom 6y agoWhere can I find a list of authors who went out if business by this move in particular?
- xhkkffbf 6y agoYou can't. The authors who would write the story are out of business. Seriously, this isn't a tree-falling-in-forest bit of sophistry. The press is dying and a large part of it is because of cheapskates like you.
- unreal37 6y agoEither you believe in property rights or you don't. That's fine if you don't. But that's not the system we have. Authors don't "go out of business" if their words are copied without their permission. So the answer to your question will always be "no one". But they have rights to their words nonetheless.