Are you a postie? Or a disciple of Adam Buxton?
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Or arguably it's the issue with running then as an unregulated business to begin with. It'd almost be better if it was just run as a public/non-profit database service: here's an anonymised, clinical, filterable list of other people who are looking for a relationship, and a safe way to connect with them. Like all other online services it'd be killed off by bots, trolls, and creeps, but still... If it's in the public's general interest for people to be in relationships?
And the cheapest item they sell is a MAGA hat, for $5020.
Hard enough that it's not worth it. Unless you're on the board of SpaceX about to make an IPO. Above the cloud: Building data centres in space
Embrace, extend, and extinguish.
Also now no-one knows who the hell Hitler is and you're just some crazy asshole who killed a baby for no apparent reason.
Whatever helps you concentrate on your stroke, I guess.
Well yeah, it is currently. But not if the work becomes PD when you die, as OP is suggesting.
So you're an author and the only thing between a billion dollar studio and a royalty-free production of your work (that you have no creative input into) is your own death. And you'd feel fine and safe with that because "murder is illegal"?
It's hard to get away unnoticed with producing a work that infringes copyright, since they tend to have to be released to the public, and from a known source. Getting away with murder is a cinch in comparison.
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Public libraries are also very useful. Doesn't mean they have to make money.