The Programming Book - A Guide To Programmable Calculators by Hewlett-Packard

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(03-23-2018 01:22 PM)rprosperi Wrote:  Sharing it is one of the reasons I jumped on it so quickly; I hate seeing such unusual docs getting grabbed and squirreled away in a private collection, and never making it to the community. Some collectors insist that an item not being in wide circulation is key to an items increased value; I prefer to contribute to the community and since much of my own collection of such interesting documents came from others sharing, I'm compelled to do so in return.

Kudos!

Those that retain something for a possible future value fail to see that value is created in a network.
One is not wealthy per se, but it is wealthy as the other recognize the person assets. If they wouldn't, there won't be assets to begin with.

Therefore who has assets should also care that the network is interested in that value.

And aside from this, making money out of knowledge for me sounds always wrong. Paying the implementations because the person dosn't want to read or do it himself, it is all fine.
Knowledge behind paywalls, Meh.