Now you're calling me rude, while you're the one who actually insults the professional writers by asking them to write your sexual, nasty fetishes for merely 5 dollars.m0RV wrote:Kind of a rude thing to say about hungry writers, I think. Perhaps it's best to keep such judgments to yourself. Not everything's about money. In fact, all the good stuff isn't.indoneko wrote:You pay peanuts, you get monkeys.
Please stop pretending that you're siding with the writers. This is not the first time people see your project in this forum. You even tried to test how low you can go before you ignited the public outrage, and then revised your payment slightly to make it looks like you've complied to their demand. While a full peanut is better than half a peanut, it is still peanut.
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No, I didn't and still don't. That's why I suggested you to look for free writers instead of trying to find semi/professional writers, yet you didn't even drop a word about my suggestion. Then I realized something...Part of the reason I'm paying so little is because I need someone who doesn't do it for money. I don't want to work with an intellectual whore but with a genuine lover of sex and its infinite descriptions. I need someone who loves the work. Bottom line. I hope you understand what I mean.
Hopefully this isn't true, but any producer paying peanuts to their professional workers almost seems to me like a lame attempt to protect themselves legally, so that they can fire their workers anytime while keeping the finished work in the project. The workers won't be able to sue, because they've already been paid. With peanuts. No wonder this project has lost a dozen of candidates. I can see the red flag from miles away.
Sorry for bothering you (and everyone else here) with my rants.
Good luck with your project, and have a nice day.