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Because what you're offering is a service, and not someone else's software. Your added value is not actually in the code or the cute pictures; it's being availa
by rakoo 6y ago
Because what you're offering is a service, and not someone else's software. Your added value is not actually in the code or the cute pictures; it's being available, having a low latency, allowing people with no tech knowledge to take part in the discussion, building a relation based on mutual trust rathet than serfdom. It's fundamentally the difference between a user and a consumer.