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> but it's still piracy if you don't pay for a service in the ways they provide. Nope, it’s called “negotiation”. Here’s the money I want to pay for your servi
by MikePlacid 3y ago
> but it's still piracy if you don't pay for a service in the ways they provide.
Nope, it’s called “negotiation”. Here’s the money I want to pay for your service. You don’t want it? Fine, I’ll leave it here in case you change your mind.
(Youtube can die in my book, I’ll just shrug.)
- judge2020 3y agoNegotiation despite them not accepting that negotiation. In contracts, if you try to "negotiate" and the counterparty rejects your offer, you can't just drop a bag full of cash at their door then expect to reap the benefits of an unsigned unexecuted contract to which they didn't agree to. All I'm saying is that it is "piracy" by definition, even if it's morally acceptable and basically 0 risk to partake in (AFAIK the only criminal offenders of Piracy have been booked for distribution, at least in the US).