Thread: interesting NYT article on "copyright morality"
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Old 12-29-2007, 09:49 PM   #168
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Originally Posted by nekokami View Post
In your mind, is it morally necessary to compensate someone for their labor, assuming they have not voluntarily donated that labor?
I think it is obviously not morally necessary. There are no right to be compensated for any labor you choose. If I choose to do the labor of writing in this forum I do not see how there could be some moral reason to compensate me. So I think the question probably is not the correct question to pose. But I assume it depends on what donate means. Can I pick up garbage on my way to work without donating the labor?
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