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Working For Pay

Every now and again, us arty, touchy-feely types provoke the ire and scorn of more hard-headed, practical guys, and I have a feeling I'm about to do it again with today's topic. I want to talk about what money can do to the creative equation.

A few of you noticed that last week I started asking (except from my Polish readers, more for logistical reasons than anything else) for a very modest contribution, or donation, to keep this column alive. A buck, to be precise. (I'm going to hit you up at the end of this column, too, so be forewarned.) I don't really know how many people read this column every week, and, even if I did, I have no idea what percentage of you would be willing to contribute to it...voluntarily. But the problem I'm facing is that I just gotta get paid for it or I can't keep doing it.

Before I settled on the voluntary contribution solution (well, I guess it hasn't really proven to be a "solution" yet, but you know what I mean), I ask...

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