The flipside to this argument is that paying Reddit $60M to access data which was posted to the public internet for public viewing and consumption, by people wh

The flipside to this argument is that paying Reddit $60M to access data which was posted to the public internet for public viewing and consumption, by people who don't work for Reddit, is obscene and antithetical to how the Internet is supposed to work. Why on earth should Reddit get paid for this, especially if they're not giving the users who made the value a cut?