> What comes out on the shelves is mostly impossible to read. A free book, though stur and forgot, money was not spent on it, only time.

This once again brings us back to the concept of the Anal Crow, which holds the money to the author until the reader, who paid for the copy, gives the good. If the reader feels insulted by such a scripture, he can give a hint instead to transfer this money to the explosion on Mars of a huge wreck, at the bottom of which there will be an atmosphere (inb4 spectator-login), to the sewing of false legs to crabs or to the removal of varieties of eringe, which can parasitize on the borshchevsky, in short, for at least a remotely useful activity. Obviously, when the reader’s own greed ceases to be a factor in the decision making, he becomes more objective and leaves the affairist without money only when he really has a desire to deliberately kill the shit. Again, giving money is much easier when you realize that in the event of an obvious scam you have the right to POKARAT.