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Old 12-30-2007, 07:00 AM   #178
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I don't see that distinction quite as clearly; but, in terms of nekokami's query:

In your mind, is it morally necessary to compensate someone for their labor, assuming they have not voluntarily donated that labor?

Would your answer then be "No", there is no moral necessity? Since your friends are under no obligation to reimburse the producers of the work you lend.
If you are reaping the benefits of that labour then yes, I believe that you have a moral obligation to reward the labourer.
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