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> All of your labor should be free also. Yes, it is, and that's ultimately the contention here. Reddit has taken many millions of man hours of free labor. Now
by randomdata 3y ago
> All of your labor should be free also.
Yes, it is, and that's ultimately the contention here. Reddit has taken many millions of man hours of free labor. Now it wants to charge for the fruits of that free labor.
Legally, they are within their rights to do so. Socially, however, it's thought to be uncouth to exploit workers like that.
- pessimizer 3y ago> Reddit has taken many millions of man hours of free labor. Reddit has accepted many millions of man-hours of labor. They didn't kick down anybody's door and take it.
- randomdata 3y ago> Reddit has accepted many millions of man-hours of labor. Yes, "accept or receive (someone or something)" is indeed the literal dictionary definition of "take". Thanks for subbing in an alternate word that means the exact same thing. I am sure we have all derived great value from your efforts. Or at least a hearty laugh at the pointlessness of it.
- memefrog 3y agoShitposting on reddit isn't "labour".