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Originally Posted by Ann-Angelcom
Missing my point much? How is this any different than if the program shut down? Are you people really saying that they don't have a right to do with their content as they please? After all it is her body online available for the world to see not yours. What does this even have to do with promoting my program? Lol. Why not stop promotin everything in that case because everything may end up shutting down? You aren't doing anyone a favor by promoting lol. You make money from it. If you decide not to then you dont it's simple really. Affiliates need to stop acting like they are doing producers a favor. If it was a favor you would be doing it for free. And if a producer decides to pull the plug it is their right to do so. I don't see anywhere written that this is not the case. Am I missing something? Or are we back to just feeling entitled?
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Apparently so. And much.
Allow me to break it down for you. The only thing most affiliates feel *entitled* to is payment for the sales their hard work generated. When a program owner such as Melissa decides to dip into that portion of the proceeds that rightly belongs to her affiliates, causing her to later lack the funds to pay them, they feel *entitled* to call her on it. And rightly so.
And the 'favor' you speak of goes both ways. Affiliates and the programs who operate on the affiliate-based model are symbiotic. You as a program owner should know this, but apparently what you don't know about this business could fill an ocean.
