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If there isn't a market for high-value programs that are expensive to produce, at a price greater than free, then those programs are by definition not high-valu
by rabidsnail 17y ago
If there isn't a market for high-value programs that are expensive to produce, at a price greater than free, then those programs are by definition not high-value.
- credo 17y agoThat depends on your definition of "high-value" Hypothetically, an individual may consider a video to be high-value. Yet, if the video is pirated and if most people see the video without paying anything to the video-maker, the video-maker may stop making these videos. Now, from a monetary perspective, your comment may make sense. Because of piracy, the video-maker did not make a lot of money from the video. However, I would still consider the hypothetical video to be high-value.