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People have the right to set the price for their work and output. If you don't think it is a fair price, don't use the work.
by tuna74 2y ago
People have the right to set the price for their work and output. If you don't think it is a fair price, don't use the work.
- internetter 2y ago1. In very few circumstances are the authors setting the price of their work. The publishers do, and the authors receive a small cut. 2. Here, you are contending that knowledge should only be available to those who can pay. That's a completely valid opinion, but let's just be clear about what it is insinuating.
- carlosjobim 2y agoThe authors have sold their agency to the publishers, they are the authors' agents.
- aleph_minus_one 2y ago> If you don't think it is a fair price, don't use the work. If the price is not set "fairly" (in the sense of "I'm willing to pay this price"), people will look for the good on another market (the gray market).