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Originally posted by charly
The guys that stuck to their guns who bought and supported quality content will make a fortune. There are already too many fish swimming around at the bottom of the barrel. Start putting content providers out of business and you will be left with lass of a choice.
It will be the newbies from Russia and those at the top charging $50+ a set that are left and the guys at the top will soon realise they can get more for their money.
We have two sites, the one in my signature and Bargain Basement Content Store. The license on PMCS (where the good stuff is) is clear, 10 URLs, 20 images on TGP or AVS sites that only the owner owner can post up and the page must be directed to the site carrying the bulk of the set.
On BBCS (where the poorer sets are), as many URLs as you wish, give it to affiliates, post it on TGP and AVS sites and a low price.
This aproach tends to be working, you want semi exclusivity and a better chance of building and retaining members you have to be willing to pay for it.
Anyone found using PMCS content on a hosted gallery will have their license revoked.
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In essence what you say is correct, but I was speaking more hypothetically to try to illustrate my point. If everyone stopped driving cars tomorrow and riding their bicycles, the car companies would go out of business.... that sort of idea
However, I think everyone has their place and even the RUssian content providers who sell crap content for rock bottom prices have their places in the "food chain" so to speak. Everything is relative, and if everyone was on the "top" with nobody on the bottom, how would you gauge success?