[ SECRET POST #4176 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4176 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What is the proportion between the money that you give for something created by big media, and the percentage of that money that goes to the creators and people who've worked on it, and the percentage of that money that goes to vulture capitalists and lawyers and managers and waste?

That's not to say that you shouldn't support stuff where you can. But to say that it's black-and-white, objectively wrong, that it's "taking stuff" - I don't accept that characterization.

[(Anonymous)]

It is literally "taking stuff." The fact that you don't accept reality doesn't make it not real.

[(Anonymous)]

What stuff is being taken? Please be as specific as possible.

[(Anonymous)]

Usually 0%.

Royalties aren't offered to most people in the production chain, but when royalties are offered (usually to the creator, sometimes to the big "names," though they're most likely to have they manager negotiate one big main payment instead of focusing on royalties) is usually a very low amount for the sales during an specified time period, and the company keeps all the rights for future distribution.