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Could be both. Somewhere he wrote that he's paid by the CCP, hence my earlier comment. I take him at his word.
In either case, agree. Find something better to do with your sats besides being disruping to others.
Agreed. I just wish my coffers were as limitless as his (i know they are not).
Hiding our cowboy gear might be a decent enough defense if enough people catch on.
If your main priority in life is in pleasing your CCP handlers by donating relentlessly to Stackers, then ....
It may be that the wanting to be in on the trick makes it keep your attention and makes the surprise worthwhile.
Anyway, I think you're onto something and it would be great to see your post get fleshed out.
Maybe put one of your GIs up here in this territory sometime. With any luck, there may be some half-a-dozen good writers here who might read it!
Hopefully your warning combined with my bombast will result in a few more people reconsidering the more centralizing methods.
If you were serious (#1430667) and ever got around to testing the self-hosted way, I'd like to hear how it goes.
I've always associated AGI with something totalitarian and terrifying, but that could just be my prejudice.
Good writing often leaves you an outcast, a scapegoat, but also might make some people think again about the biases and prejudices that we all carry and that blind us to the full truth that is just too bright and strong for many to even glimpse
Who are some of the writers who have done this for you?
Maybe yet another reason why we want to preserve our privacy. Or at that point, does it even matter?
To stick with the analogy, tricks can be either hostile or good-natured, I think. I might prefer, when reading, to be in on the trick, but I cannot always have it that way. At least, I'd like to know the trick is being done in good spirit, even if I am not, and is not being made at my expense. Sometimes--I'd even say, often--advertising is done at the audience's expense.
I just finished reading a book whose tricks I didn't enjoy. I plan to write a review about it.
For sure this chapter of my SN serial novel:
#1205372
I dont expect many folks here to be that interested in my fiction, but of all the chapters, so far, this one is my favourite.