It has little to do with the "profession" and more to do with the distribution of goods. If everyone owned rental properties, nobody would live in these rental properties, meaning for lords to exist there must be serfs.

Bethesda's greatest sin with Starfield was thinking that modders were going to somehow create a game from the glorified tech demo they released. The bones were there. They made a bunch of stuff procedurally generated; fine. I'm not all that bothered by that. You'd think with so much being randomly generated, they'd be able to spend their time creating interesting things to generate. As it stands right now, you land on one of four types of planets, go to one of six POIs, and fight one four enemy types. It's clear they thought it would be super easy for everyone to create new enemy factions, buildings, loot. But they don't understand that people dont invest their free time developing content for a game that sucks. I had fun with it, but a game that lives and dies on "finding cool stuff" theres an appalling lack of "stuff".

Could never get in to Tabasco. Which is odd because I really love almost everything else. My go-to has got to be Cholula. Most likely due to the volume of Qdoba I ate in college.

Why not an epub reader? Is there some functionality these websites have that isn't just providing the text?

Technically yes, realistically no. I'd rather be a force for change here. It's a wonderful place, despite our backwards politicians.