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corin_ | 4 years ago

Supermarkets organise food and make them accessible [to paying customers], as does (not with food this time) a private library. Sure their way of wording it makes it possible to read it naively as being altruistic, but technically I don't think they're not organising the world's data and making it accessible. Just perhaps not always in the way the world would most appreciate.

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yosito|4 years ago

Supermarkets and Google do not have comparable business models.

corin_|4 years ago

My point was that organising something and making it accessible to people doesn't have to mean "without doing so in the way that makes money".