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Clearly. Fortunately, nobody's arguing that it does give you such a right. The question at hand is "what harm does it do?", however, and the GP posits that th
by masterzora 15y ago
Clearly. Fortunately, nobody's arguing that it does give you such a right. The question at hand is "what harm does it do?", however, and the GP posits that the answer is "none, so why care?".
- res0nat0r 15y agoSince you are consuming the content, then it must have some value to you, otherwise you wouldn't be consuming it. So you should be paying something for that value.
- masterzora 15y agoI fail to see your point, at least in response to me. It would be a perfectly valid point to make to somebody claiming otherwise, but I am not. Is this comment misplaced, or am I just not following properly?