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That doesn't hold up. The argument that Y% of X is better than 100% of 0 for 100 > Y > 0 doesn't seem to hold up if we set Y to be really low, say .01%. Thus
by Lawtonfogle 12y ago
That doesn't hold up. The argument that Y% of X is better than 100% of 0 for 100 > Y > 0 doesn't seem to hold up if we set Y to be really low, say .01%. Thus we accept that at some point, a certain percent of some amount of money is a 'slap in the face' compared to it being free and based on donations. That some people think that is at 25 instead of .01 does not mean they have a hidden agenda.
- lsaferite 12y agoI'd say the person who can rightfully make that argument is the person choosing to sell or not sell their content.
- Lawtonfogle 12y agoMy point is independent of who deserves to make that argument. I am merely saying that those who do make that argument are not always doing so with a hidden agenda.
- darkmighty 12y agoYes, but you cannot judge 25% sufficient (a priori) like that, just as you can't judge any % insufficient a priori. It may very well be too low and damage the community. And clearly the consensus was that it is too low.