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Personally I'm for an opposite approach - content that I produce is already a free gift to the world, so it's on a user to find a way and means to consume it. S
by 5560675260 5y ago
Personally I'm for an opposite approach - content that I produce is already a free gift to the world, so it's on a user to find a way and means to consume it. Should be a bit of a challenge, really.
- forgotmypw17 5y agoWhat's the point of making the content if people aren't able to access it? Don't you want someone to find it and appreciate it? Or are you only interested in readers without disabilities or disadvantages, and who are willing to put in some busywork?
- username90 5y agoIt is unreasonable to expect hobbyists to shoulder the maintenance burden of everything they share with the world. It is fun to build things, it isn't fun to maintain things, but that doesn't mean that what you built can't have value for anyone without you maintaining it.