Do you pirate? And do you justify pirating? i.e., what is your piracy philosophy?
Do you pirate? And do you justify pirating? i.e., what is your piracy philosophy?
Well, my friend, he's kinda poor he can't afford some books and some streaming services, so he pirates. He pirate books, audiobook and videos and other stuff. Sometimes he buys books he likes a lot out of loyalty to the author (yeah, I don't understand it either), he likes to read physical books, but yeah, if he hates the author or just wants to skim through it, he will download the book.
He usually doesn't like to pirate from small companies or professors who are trying to make a living by selling books, but from millionaires & plenty of mega corps which already have loads of money, he feels like it's the right move to pirate
Also, have you ever noticed that you have felt that the value of a product has decreased just because you didn't pay for it, thus you are less interested to read it? i.e., had you paid for the book, you would have more likely read that book.
He says he will buy stuff when his time is more valuable than money, let's all hope that day is soon.
What are your piracy habits?
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As a fledgeling author, I could only be so lucky and actually get my poor excuse for work pirated: free publicity and a sure way to reach another potential reader
marketpublic.Drop a magnet link my guy, I will happily pirate your work.
Maybe a Patreon or whatever link too while you're at it.
Not public ready yet. I'm too obcessed with perfection, to my chagrin. But I'll earmark this comment and do like you're asking in a hopefully not so far away future.
If you're curious about how I write, take a look at this. Just made sense to pick it up and run with the joke that day.