And that extra money still goes in the pocket of the seller, not the artist. How is that any different?
Well to me the individual would be doing me a favor in the end by giving up their gorgeous keycap. It is a matter of perspective. Not to mention I would argue that most if not all that made the buy and check on this forum often enough to catch it aren't scalpers but collectors themselves.
But I won't deny that such a thing could encourage some to try and scalp so Binge isn't wrong in the sense that it could encourage the act of scalping. If someone wanted to sell their cap to be kind, or because it didn't match their color schemes, or because they decided they actually need the money why should they be punished? Sorry lol but I do enjoy arguing, was a philosophy major in college.
