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Ding ding ding. A lot of podcast authors offer ad-free versions as a paid feed to members, which to me, invalidates the ethically dubious “but the podcaster ha
by shortformblog 2y ago
Ding ding ding.
A lot of podcast authors offer ad-free versions as a paid feed to members, which to me, invalidates the ethically dubious “but the podcaster has already been paid” argument.
They should be given the choice to do this.
I feel like the slippery slope is immensely dangerous as it always is with these products.
- skeaker 2y agoHow do you feel about just fast forwarding past the ads in your audio player? Is that unethical too?
- AlexeyBelov 2y agoCue silence.
- shortformblog 2y agoBecause there's nothing to say really.
- AlexeyBelov 2y agoHow about answering the question? I don't see why not do that and instead reply to my comment.
- shortformblog 2y agoThe question at its core is a whataboutism and I don't have time for those. It doesn't change the core tenet of the point being made, which is that this prevents publishers from monetizing something they tend to charge money for. And given that most publishers are small and just scraping by and this directly harms them, I think that sucks. Stop free-riding on absolutely everyone like they're a Hollywood studio.