[ SECRET POST #4281 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4281 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You think after 5 years, people don't have the right to make money off of their work anymore?

As if being an artist/writer/creator isn't already a nearly penniless job for the vast majority...

[(Anonymous)]

They can sell merchandise, but the idea is public domain.

[(Anonymous)]

Anyone else can also sell merch if it's public domain

[(Anonymous)]

Usually people want support the creators, no? They would be the first one to release the it.

[(Anonymous)]

Sure, but it's much worse than it is now, and even right now a lot of creative types are extremely economically marginal

[(Anonymous)]

So... a creator's payment should rely totally on the goodwill of fans? ha..

Also, who do you think makes merch? Authors aren't handcarving action figures.

[(Anonymous)]

what the fuck lol

lots of novels and such take five years or more before they even gain traction

man you have zero respect for the hard work creators put in to entertaining you

[(Anonymous)]

You think every author, musician or creator is going to be successful enough that there’s a demand for merchandise? What sort of merchandise does an author sell?

[(Anonymous)]

The book?

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but they could no longer do that, as anyone could just put their text online for free. or sell their own "books" with the text.