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only in a "free-"market. Also there is a concept of "fair price" for a reason. You can't charge insane prices everywhere, especially for essential items.
by hnnnnng 13y ago
only in a "free-"market. Also there is a concept of "fair price" for a reason. You can't charge insane prices everywhere, especially for essential items.
- mooreds 13y agoSure, I agree. Not all markets meet the concept of 'free'. But distrokid is competing in a market that is pretty close (helping musicians distribute music to services).
- forrestthewoods 13y agoIt's a good thing a service to help individuals sell their music on a variety of online services isn't essential.
- dllthomas 13y agoIt might be, if making music is the only real way you have to make money. Of course, in that case I would hope that you would use your proceeds to pay the service pretty quickly.
- forrestthewoods 13y agoEssentials for Life: food, water, shelter, and cheap access to internet services created by other people.
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- wfunction 13y agoWait so if the only real way I made money was by theft, then that would make it "essential"?
- dllthomas 13y agoYes, that's is clearly exactly what I said.
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