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culture shouldn't exist only for those who can afford it - ultrakill game developer the main goal of the creators is to reach the traget audience which they do even though its through piracy. piracy is a 2 way sword it can work both the ways i dont support piracy but what about people who really need those resources. like i used to pirate games music and all while growing up but i try to buy whenever and wherever possible. but at the same time subscription based companies need to understand that not everyone can buy their subscription they should comeup with freemium model like youtube where they display ads for services . anyways piracy is not gonna stop and there is nothing we or the companies or creators can do about it

Every Tom Dick & Harry in India calls themselves as YouTuber or content creator - and most courses are copied and modified version- the system does not care at all and a system to control it is fairytale as good as like finding copyrighted contents in Telegram and still complaining

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unaffordable courses should leak but in the pursuit of that every fucking thing is being is pirated which is somehow good for some and bad as well. no opinion on this

ever noticed how free stuff gets ignored, but when people pay, they actually put in the effort? maybe the real problem isn’t piracy, but mindset

bro, the internet is basically a big ‘free trial’ zone. if netflix can’t stop piracy, what chance do us mortals have?

DRM and watermarks are band-aids on a broken system. The real solution is building genuine connections with your audience so they WANT to support you. I've found that being transparent about how much work goes into creating content, showing behind-the-scenes footage, and personally engaging with students creates a psychological barrier to piracy. When people feel connected to you as a creator, they're less likely to steal your work and more likely to call out those who do.