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the issue boils down to these questions: will the trial version appeal to people or not?
and will there be a second version, either available for free or as a paid option?
for me, the difference between this "commercial project" and free broadcasts lies in the fact that the person/commentator is already at work and receives money for their work (and possibly other benefits). If I genuinely enjoy it and it offers something unique compared to regular broadcasts (which can also be interesting), then why not pay a reasonable fee? It's like watching Terminator 2 without sound (everyone already knows what it's about) versus watching T2 with a Goblin-dubbed translation – it's something like that. The only way to know is to try it out and see if the commentator can entice me to tune in to future broadcasts.
and will there be a second version, either available for free or as a paid option?
for me, the difference between this "commercial project" and free broadcasts lies in the fact that the person/commentator is already at work and receives money for their work (and possibly other benefits). If I genuinely enjoy it and it offers something unique compared to regular broadcasts (which can also be interesting), then why not pay a reasonable fee? It's like watching Terminator 2 without sound (everyone already knows what it's about) versus watching T2 with a Goblin-dubbed translation – it's something like that. The only way to know is to try it out and see if the commentator can entice me to tune in to future broadcasts.