Too bad for you. In fact, it hurts publications that are already scrabbling to hold on to the users they've managed to attract thus far. It's a selfish, shortsighted, shallow, and arrogant excuse to get paid to play with cool toys, cop a superiority complex, and then blame the baser instincts of society for the commercial failure of pet projects. But the smart ones don't expect to make money at it. They understand that just because something can be done doesn't mean it should be.
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