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this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2023
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Yes I pirate everything.
I don't really understand the justification question. What is there to be justified? I'm not hurting or harming anyone.
Supporting content creators by paying for access is just idiocy.
It's a bit like disabling your ad blocker to pay content creators by viewing ads - happy to let idiots do that on my behalf.
You know, I don't mind pirating at all, but people with your mindset are just disgusting. How about you're a little grateful to the "idiots"?
That's my point though. Thinking your subscription fees are rewarding content creators is daft.
Does this apply to Patreon? I don't think of that as daft. I think many content creators rely on it.
If you're supporting someone on Patreon, you're not really purchasing their content from a third party, are you?
I was really replying to the subscription fee comment. I can imagine a scenario where someone is subscribing to a CC's Patreon but pirating their content (or just streaming it without ads with an ad blocker). ETA: So that the CC solely gets the money, not the publisher/hosting service.
No, I support a few podcasts on patreon. Payments direct to creators is a much better model and I'm happy to support it. I meant "subscription fee" as in streaming services.
You are a German are you not? How do you pirate? (.de makes me think you are German, sorry If I am wrong)
No, not German.