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You're implying here that people can't get things for free without paying in some way and that those ways have to be the two options you present. You're wrong a

You're implying here that people can't get things for free without paying in some way and that those ways have to be the two options you present. You're wrong and it's also a logical fallacy.

dmortin 6y ago
What are the other options? Surely, none if them is trivially feasible, otherwise we'd see sites using them instead of the current monetization model?
- krageon 6y ago
  You've moved the goalpost from "there are no other options" to "there might be other options, but they're hard".