Thread: Stallman: Ending the War on Sharing
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Old 08-23-2009, 07:48 PM   #9
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Stallman always put forward rational well thought out opinions. However I'm not very familiar with his opinions on exactly how music and ebook creators and distributors should be fairly rewarded for their work. Code can be collaborative in a way that music and art often isn't. A program can have 10 creators and 1000 contributors, a song doesn't work in that way. The creator is often a single person, who usually expects a rewrad commiserate with the number of people enjoying their work.
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