But finding the things you are looking for is still the hardest part of using the Internet. Project Runeberg is an activity within Lysator, an academic computer society at Link ping University in Link ping, Sweden. Commercial companies make a living from offering Internet services. The questions are motivated, and they deserve honest answers. The editors of Project Runeberg have considered these issues very carefully.
Literary societies are typically non-profit organizations.
Lysator too is a non-profit organization, and we know that they seldom have any money for marketing. If Project Runeberg did not provide free web space for these societies, they would most probably not be on the net at all. The offer is not open to publishing houses, bookstores, or other commercial ventures. They can afford the services of commercial Internet providers. We wish that Project Runeberg was financed by tax-payers' money.