If it helps you find this discussion more palatable, you might consider and even-further-left analysis. You could look at how the laborers who you're writing a

If it helps you find this discussion more palatable, you might consider and even-further-left analysis. You could look at how the laborers who you're writing about are often asked to create the conditions of their own labor. While this traditionally might include all of the unpaid domestic work that goes into the creation of a working class, the work situation for employees here is that it'n not, at the end of the day, the employers who are paying for the app. I like my employer and all, and maybe I could get them to fund things like this, but if I can make that happen, why would I care what it costs? I would probably want it to cost more ,because a $0.99 app is just going to come straight of my pocket rather than and expense for which I can be reimbursed. I don't care if MDN charges, and I personally would pay for it. But I also brought my own device to work for the first 5 years after I stopped being a 1099 employee... so I am a sucker. I get tired of paying for tools i need to make money for other people, even if I understand that money goes to other folks in similar situations.