![]() ![]() So let’s take a look at this from a more down-to-earth perspective, rather than down-to-Gaia or whatever.įrom Adobe’s point of view (which is, of course, an example, and you should feel free to replace them and Photoshop with any other propirateary software that’s used to create stuff), they’re selling a product to the market. While that’s all absolutely true, you’ve probably heard and rolled your eyes at it before. ![]() are really just leeching instead of cooperatively participating in it.Īt this point, you’re probably expecting me to go into a bleeding heart hippy-dippy rant about how information wants to be free, maaaaan, and that everything that we make we should just, like, share, man, because that would be groovy. But creativity isn’t a market, it’s a commons, and Adobe, et al. Companies like Adobe that make propirateary creative software in order to charge licensing fees see themselves as selling products to a market, and see people who don’t pay as thieves. ![]()
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