October 7th, 2020 at 4:43PM
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nadinvelazquez asked:

Hi, Neil! I just saw people using your video about piracy on the web to justify that they're sharing and downloading e-books from authors who have already asked not to be pirated. We all know your position about your books, but with someone else's is it just a matter of the author's consent? Is there a blog post or similar where you go deep on this? I'll be glad to read it. Thank you!

I think author’s consent – people’s consent – is the most important thing there is. It’s good manners to respect their wishes, if nothing else. That applies to authors, relationships, people’s pronouns. 

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    Torn between "If you're only using my pronouns to humor me/respect my wishes if nothing else, just fucking misgender me"...
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