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Old 01-01-2008, 04:53 PM   #247
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Cheapness of product can certainly lower the cost of an item, but it doesn't mean that it has "no value".
I have no idea what you are talking about.

I said nothing about cheapness. I talked about scarcity and how when scarcity goes down, the value of item goes down.

pBooks are by definition scarce. eBooks by definition are not.

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You haven't answered my question about whether or not you expect to get paid for your work, or whether you rely on voluntary donations?
I thought I made it clear. What part did you not understand?

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You appear to be advocating the viewpoint that payment for books should be non-manadatory - do you "practice what you preach" by not charging for your work, or do you in fact expect to get paid for it?
I am advocating nothing. I simply pointed out alternative business models that seem to be working for other people.
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