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<blockquote data-quote="PsyzhranV2" data-source="post: 8364704" data-attributes="member: 7015332"><p>You're assuming that because D&D Beyond was going to price those commodities (in this case, the submitted art) at $0.00, that is what they were worth. I'm assuming you're taking this to mean that price = value.</p><p></p><p>I disagree. I do not believe that price = value. I believe that the hypothetical portrait frames that would have been submitted to the contest if it was still running would be worth more than $0.00 just on account of the labour/work that was put into creating those pieces by the artist. I'm sure many of them would say the same. And if an artist does decide to submit their work for free? Well, that doesn't mean that their work is worth $0.00, it means that said artist is drastically undervaluing themselves, their skills, and their time.</p><p></p><p>And yes, I'm sure there's bound to be arguments about how the Labour Theory of Value is outdated and that we should get on the neoclassical economics train already, but miss me with that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PsyzhranV2, post: 8364704, member: 7015332"] You're assuming that because D&D Beyond was going to price those commodities (in this case, the submitted art) at $0.00, that is what they were worth. I'm assuming you're taking this to mean that price = value. I disagree. I do not believe that price = value. I believe that the hypothetical portrait frames that would have been submitted to the contest if it was still running would be worth more than $0.00 just on account of the labour/work that was put into creating those pieces by the artist. I'm sure many of them would say the same. And if an artist does decide to submit their work for free? Well, that doesn't mean that their work is worth $0.00, it means that said artist is drastically undervaluing themselves, their skills, and their time. And yes, I'm sure there's bound to be arguments about how the Labour Theory of Value is outdated and that we should get on the neoclassical economics train already, but miss me with that. [/QUOTE]
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