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I'm wondering why nobody seems to challenge this premise in the whole discussion. I'm not so much interested in a discussion about who "deserves" what for what kind of work, because that's the ...

2) Note speculative purchasing is a thing if you decide to throw your game onto a bundle. Take that into consideration as any game you put on a bundle is highly likely to have EXTREMELY LONG TERM impacts on your sales. Scammers will buy a game in bulk at whatever tier it ends up on, then dump the ...

True there are a lot of gray market like when you look for a job, you will not be paid based on the amount of work you do. Or you got to explain to me when does someone found the time to work a few million more than one other person ( or why some people are paid so few despite them working more ...

The funny part is that you can't "steal" something in this context unless the owner no longer has the thing you stolen from them.

The problem is when you let lobbyists write the laws, they will change definitions left and right as they please. Yes, technically they couldn't change the definition ...

Funny how if you pirate a game, they call it theft and "you wouldn't steal a car", but if you're trying to sell it like a car, it's suddently not an ownable product anymore because "something something license agreement". I have a feeling that one of those things is a lie, I'm just not sure which ...