>>9127
Thank you for the good time It would be fun to talk more, but everything good has come to the end eventually.

>>9124
Modem technology allows you to mass produce pretty good quality pictures even if you are a total amateur.
The only question is how much effort you are willing to put into that.


But the main problem with that effort is that an artist you will spend 6-10 hours on the mediocre picture(and even more for good quality one) which will be viewed for 10 seconds and discarded.
So how much it is reasonable to pay for the 10-second experience?

So what really matters here is rate limiting system for your experience, some people spend time making money and then buy content some will rather just wait until it leaks or just spend some time browsing the internet and that process becomes your main experience.

This angry BB buy is a bit wrong about Average Joe motivation, it is not money. it becomes a principle where you just refuse to pay simply because getting it for free is what gives you a sense of achievement. It is same as those P2P games some people will spend thousands each month to buy top gear, on the first day it is released, and other people will refuse to pay 1$ but grind for 10 days instead to get the same thing.


If it was all about money we could just organize some sharing hub where we collect money to buy some work then share it between those who paid.