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I love my deck but simple it is not lol

SAVE BANDIT!

If you, a content IP owner, don’t make that content available for purchase, then you have only yourself to blame if people pirate it.

I don’t think we are entitled to someone creative work just because they made it. That opens way too many doors.

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That’s a great excerpt and I’m now interested in this book but it doesn’t really address the issue of money not going to the creator. He’s just in a position where he can afford to go without the income. Millions of artists can not. I imagine neither of us wants art creation to be solely the domain of the wealthy. Reminds me of how in college the only people who could do “good” internships were those who could afford to go a summer (or longer after college) without income and live in D.C. and other expensive cities. It’s wrong to not pay people to do a job of course, but that was a major secondary issue. Only people with money could get the internships that got them jobs that made good money.

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Safe travels/hope it was a good flight!

Ha thanks! More time at the airport than on the plane but nothing to complain about. As good as you can hope for flying in the US lol

I’d love that but it’s just not realistic because of how the media publishing landscape currently is. Happy to advocate for that but moving that needle will take decades. My response is it’s usually somewhere in the middle. 5-10 major players, maybe some smaller ones as well. I don’t need access to literally everything ever made. Libraries already have a wonderfully large free collection as it is (for anyone reading this Hoopla is amazing and countless libraries have massive catalogs on it)