GreenGiant
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Re:Dream of a Common Language - 2008/05/10 18:27
Hi, Dame
This is about all of us, and I apologize for coming across rude.
The thrust of my argument is we need to open the door to the possibility of a structural adjustment within the publishing industry—given the troublesome but beneficial advent of the Internet.
Presently, the system is too self-serving. Now I’m not saying let’s deprive people of their profit margins, but I’m saying can’t we set things up in ways that account for one and all? Technically, one blog can cater to every single chess player all over the world, provided of course they have Internet access. Finally, we can level the playing field in terms of access to resources, and thereby also improve content quality significantly.
As some of you probably know, I’ve been exploring this issue for two years now, and my tentative conclusion is we’re better off sharing—to some guarded degree at the very least. Otherwise the unscrupulous will definitely bring the industry down—thanks to the abundant loopholes inherent in the Web.
We really need to think about this!?
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Do you mean over the Internet not all options to free games are available, or? What is it exactly you are going against? The payable sites? Or? 