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No it wasn't about the hilarity of the cats, (yes I agree she does a great job) it was the fact they were in a thread outside that cat one. Maybe people just got back from the beach that day and had some extra sand.
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Well the thing is Sev, people like Aksyanni, not to mention her cat macros are actually funny
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Pro-tip: If aksannyi doesn't get bitched at for cat spam like I did, I r gonna be a pissed cat.
Ps. My bg wiki profile owns.
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Mhurron: In a business sense, pretty much. If you wanted to make a distro based off red hat, you wouldn't pony up all the cash it would take to buy red hat, and give their developers cushy government jobs, you'd just take the content and use it yourself
Which is EXACTLY the same thing I was saying.FFXIclopedia has worth because of the access to that content in that format it provides. It has worth because of a community that created the content
You just directly contradicted yourself... Not only by saying that it's the content that has worth right after saying it's the community that has worth, but by yourself having a backup of FFXIclopedia which proves that it's NOT a matter of access. FFXIclopedia wouldn't have shut down if they weren't bought by Wikia, so your point is moot. They weren't holding the wiki or content ransom.the content which is the only thing that had any sliver of worth to it.
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Hurry up and get to teh pr0n already!Originally posted by Feba View PostPart three in a series of five.
Part One: Well, this is what I think
Part Two: Well, you're wrong
Part Three: FIGHT TO THE DEATH
Part Four: ?????
Part Five: Hot Makeup Sex (Or: PROFIT! (Or: PROFITing off hot makeup sex))
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I was gonna quote and comment against some of the things stated in the last two pages in this topic, but the damn lolcats took the fight right out of me.
So instead I'll just (re)post this and state directly that *this* kind of information is what the BGWiki needs.
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Part three in a series of five.You guys.
Part One: Well, this is what I think
Part Two: Well, you're wrong
Part Three: FIGHT TO THE DEATH
Part Four: ?????
Part Five: Hot Makeup Sex (Or: PROFIT! (Or: PROFITing off hot makeup sex))
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So let me get this straight. You're saying Red Hat Linux has no worth because the software is freely available to copy, redistribute, modify, and generally do whatever the hell you want with.Originally posted by Feba View PostMhurron, the thing is here, you're wrong. It is FFXICLOPEDIA that has worth, not the content. The content is freely available to copy, redistribute, modify, and generally do whatever the hell you want with. Ganiman/Gahoo/Whoeverthehellelse has no right to sell the RIGHTS to that content, just the CONTENT ITSELF. And once again, if Wikia wanted the content, they could've had that for free, so it would make no sense at ALL to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for it.
No one sold any rights to the content, they sold access to it. FFXIclopedia has worth because of the access to that content in that format it provides. It has worth because of a community that created the content is probably going to follow it and continue to create content that requires hosting for others to access it. They could have simply shut ffxiclopedia down and that loss is what created worth.
However selling access to the work or selling the work itself are just semantics. The site address, mods and whatnot have no worth outside of the content, so they did, for all intents and purposes, sell the content which is the only thing that had any sliver of worth to it.
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Omgwtfbbqkitten watches from the sidelines with Sev-Cat.
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That is also why some companies absorb others.
As it is much easier (and cheaper) to buy an stablished name than it is entering a market with a new product that would compete directly against said name.
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