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@HypnoToad72 I would say that crowdsourcing depends more on the perceived non-monetary compensation of a useful resource than "self-exploitation" (naievete). The emotional appeal of being 'part of something bigger' and contributing to the kewl doods at Google also surely play a part, but the 'part of something bigger' incentive is, IMO, less certainly exploitation.
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