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by TeMPOraL
2692 days ago
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> If they take my stuff away, I'll just switch to media that isn't barred from public use. That's if you treat your media/services as substitutable goods. I don't understand this view. For me, the vast majority of books, songs, movies and games I peruse are not substitutable. SaaS services maybe - but then, they do their damnest to be not substitutable - that's called "having a competitive advantage". So when a company decides to stop serving some media I used (or paid for directly), I see something of value being lost. |
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