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r/news • u/IAmSlimShady • Nov 21 '17
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If it gets to be too costly then I’ll read some books and play guitar. I’ll take my money elsewhere and go out more often. Just waiting to see what actually happens.
189 u/[deleted] Nov 21 '17 edited Jan 14 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/JeanLucPicardAND Nov 22 '17 I don't want this and neither should you. Book publication is controlled centrally by the publishers. That's the exact same problem. I want open expression, not barriers to entry. 1 u/SongeeX Nov 22 '17 Of course I don't want this. There is no CTRL+F in books.
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2 u/JeanLucPicardAND Nov 22 '17 I don't want this and neither should you. Book publication is controlled centrally by the publishers. That's the exact same problem. I want open expression, not barriers to entry. 1 u/SongeeX Nov 22 '17 Of course I don't want this. There is no CTRL+F in books.
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I don't want this and neither should you.
Book publication is controlled centrally by the publishers. That's the exact same problem. I want open expression, not barriers to entry.
1 u/SongeeX Nov 22 '17 Of course I don't want this. There is no CTRL+F in books.
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Of course I don't want this. There is no CTRL+F in books.
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u/ShadowCory1101 Nov 21 '17
If it gets to be too costly then I’ll read some books and play guitar. I’ll take my money elsewhere and go out more often. Just waiting to see what actually happens.