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I understand it. It's called jealousy. Their struggle to subsist has literally nothing to do with this other party's profits. By their own admission, their st
by csallen 3y ago
I understand it. It's called jealousy.
Their struggle to subsist has literally nothing to do with this other party's profits.
By their own admission, their struggle to subsist was a choice. It was a choice they made before these social media companies even existed. And they deliberately chose to continue with the same poorly-performing model that didn't make money, because they preferred doing it that way.
And now they are sad that others have not made that same choice, and are making money.
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- rideontime 3y agoWhy do you keep leaving out the part where the "others" are making their money using the unpaid labor of this artist and many, many others, without compensating them for it? Are you seriously suggesting that this artist should stop expressing their upset because they have the option to build a plagiarism machine instead?