The LinkedIn translators wouldn't have gotten any of that. It's one thing to sample a career without pay, and another to do a job for free.
Are you just as upset about people fostering rescue animals for free? Why aren't people outraged that they aren't paid.
How can you decide the motivations for someone who wants to volunteer their time to do this?
Something that the free market does not take into account though is fairness or ethics. I'm not an economist, but I have enough sense to know when people are being taken advantage of and that I think is wrong.
Actually, the free market is the most fair of all systems, at least for some reasonable definitions of "fair".
>I have enough sense to know when people are being taken advantage of
No one is being forced to do anything. This is a consensual arrangement. So how is anyone being taken advantage of?
1. Because its unethical. 2. Because its bad for society. There is a reason minimum wages and employement laws exist.
Minimum wage and unionization laws exist to protect certain laborers at the expense of lower skilled labor.
If you want to revolt against people working for free when they should be paid, come see what some of the "interns" in NYC have to do in journalism and fashion (and even more industries now there are no jobs out there)