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On the other hand, if the marginal cost of producing a single copy of a work is only some CPU time, the bandwidth to copy the work (plus some management overhead), and some storage (hard drive) space, one can prove that a P2P system where each user uploads slightly more than s/he downloads (and provides the necessary CPU power) is an ideal solution in a hypothetically perfectly efficient market and that such a market would tend toward such a solution or an equivalent solution where leachers pay producers a value equal to the cost of the bandwidth, CPU time, and amortized cost of storage that leachers aren’t providing to the system. Once again note that this idealized efficient market is devoid of copyright law. Once governments start introducing deliberate inefficiencies in a market, the analysis becomes more complicated.

Also, many of you are making very strong assumptions about the shape of the supply and demand curves without justification, and perhaps without realizing it. It’s hard to argue that the demand won’t approach infite as price approaches zero. However, you need to be much more precise about how you’re defining supply in your arguments.

Sites that package content in time-saving, convenient way’s can either aggregate for Ad dollars, or charge a small , time-pressured user base.

As you can tell from my comments, I do believe that paid content has a place on the web, but we’re certainly not in the business of shoving it down anyone’s throat. I am a firm believer that there will be more and higher quality content on the web once better monetization schemes are in place. I’m really looking forward to this personally since there’s tons of content that I would like to have, even if I have to pay for it, which simply isn’t available right now.

I’m really fascinated by the idea of your product, but if it ever asks for my credit card number during normal use, or restricts my uses of itself in order to funnel me into pay content, it will be uninstalled within seconds. In addition, if it was a good product otherwise, 18 different open source projects will be created with all of the advantages and none of the disadvantages. Five of those products will survive, three will be very stable, and one will be higher quality than yours.

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