> but you're not going to be able to do it full time, so the quantity and quality is far lower. This is totally a market-driven perspective, expecting quantity

> but you're not going to be able to do it full time, so the quantity and quality is far lower. This is totally a market-driven perspective, expecting quantity and quality linked to full-time work. Not everyone aims to monetize or dedicate themselves full-time to their online interests. Pursuits can be purely for enjoyment. It's okay if they suck sometimes. Not everything must cater to consumer or market demands, though that approach is valid too.