[sertraline]

I don't know what's hard about understanding "daily limit" model. If you can't download 11th book, just come back tomorrow and you can download 10 more books. You can download 10 more books the next day after that. You can download infinite amount of books, downloading 10 of them every single day. This is what "daily limit" means. Now, "charging" means there is no other way to download the 11th book unless you pay. There will be no way to download it tomorrow, or the next day after that, unless you pay. This is "charging". Their membership model is no different from donations, except that membership gives you benefits. You are NOT forced to get it.

[skyyler]

The fact that you can pay and get something in exchange for the payment makes it a commercial enterprise.

It's very simple.

Libgen isn't facing the same issues because it isn't a commercial enterprise.