View Full Version : Why the RIAA can suck it. (UPDATE)
FishFishRevolution
February 10th, 2006, 01:06 PM
Persuasive Essay for a school assignment. Rip it to pieces. (http://fish.lightdarkness.net/nova/essay4.doc)
JurseyRider734
February 10th, 2006, 08:50 PM
penis *****
dancingmaniac3
February 10th, 2006, 08:59 PM
I actually read the whole essay. It's a good, well thought-out essay. Honestly, I would give it an A minus, or like a 91-92 or something in that range, mainly because of the structure of the paper. I can't pinpoint the actual errors since your paper is college level and mine is only English 3 level, but all in all it's a good essay with good points to back up your statement.
Afrobean
February 10th, 2006, 09:42 PM
**its
LOL AUTO GRAMMAR CHECKER CAUGHT THAT ONE
I agree with you completely, but you didn't hit all the points I would have. I would have probably mentioned underground free music downloading sites, and things of that nature (music being propogated on myspace and other blog communities).
Also, it wouldn't be free to have free songs available on the Internet. It'd cost the record companies to keep up the sites and the servers. But again this is kind of irrelevent since they'd surely be plastered with advertisements, and they'd be making money back through some CD sales.
This won't happen though. Think of it in terms of class conflicts of the bourgeoisie and the proletariat(LOL@BIG WERDS). What you're basically reccomending is that they switch places. The record industry simply won't hand over it's power over the artists.
PS you probably should have used the term "message board" instead of forums. A lot of people won't know of that definition of forum, but would easily understand message board.
PPS ~3 pages double spaced for college writing assignments? College writing sounds easy~
FishFishRevolution
February 10th, 2006, 11:35 PM
**its
LOL AUTO GRAMMAR CHECKER CAUGHT THAT ONE
I agree with you completely, but you didn't hit all the points I would have. I would have probably mentioned underground free music downloading sites, and things of that nature (music being propogated on myspace and other blog communities).
I'll definitely expand if i can make it run smoothly.
Also, it wouldn't be free to have free songs available on the Internet. It'd cost the record companies to keep up the sites and the servers. But again this is kind of irrelevent since they'd surely be plastered with advertisements, and they'd be making money back through some CD sales.
I was keeping it simple, and yes, this is assumed.
This won't happen though. Think of it in terms of class conflicts of the bourgeoisie and the proletariat(LOL@BIG WERDS). What you're basically reccomending is that they switch places. The record industry simply won't hand over it's power over the artists.
Contract has to be signed by two parties. Bands just have to stop using the labels. (yes i know labels have a few good traits such as capital for recording costs and things; another topic entirely)
PS you probably should have used the term "message board" instead of forums. A lot of people won't know of that definition of forum, but would easily understand message board.
Good point.
PPS ~3 pages double spaced for college writing assignments? College writing sounds easy~
College writing is easy. There's no page requirement for this assignment either, but my papers tend to run 4-7 pages.
Squeek
February 10th, 2006, 11:44 PM
Gah. I think I accidentally deleted my paper on the same matter. It was 8 pages and full of ROCKIN'.
I gotta hunt that thing down...
~Squeek
dooty_7
February 11th, 2006, 12:03 AM
shouldn't the 16.98 have a dollar sign in front or something. Otherwise i noticed nothing wrong
oops sorry,
in the middle of page 3, you say "and more merchandise bought"
wouldn't "and more purchased merchandise" sound better?
Also, bottom of page one there is a semicolon when i think a comma might work
FishFishRevolution
February 12th, 2006, 02:01 PM
UPDATE WITH YOUR CHANGES.
I'm turning in the paper tomorrow, is that everything you guys think should be changed?
Hilary_Clinton
February 20th, 2006, 03:50 PM
I urinate on the RIAA nightly. They like the smell of pee.
Tokzic
February 20th, 2006, 04:10 PM
When a CD is purchased, who is making the most money? Let us say that a certain CD is $16.98 and purchased in a store in Virginia.
Why bother mentioning Virginia?
This in turn would make for a better turnout at concerts, resulting in more money and more purchased merchandise.
I'd reword that to, "This in turn would make for better concert turnouts and more purchased merchandise, resulting in more income for the band."
FishFishRevolution
February 20th, 2006, 11:55 PM
So I could give an example and a specific statisic.
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