>>100361342Don't their contracts lock them in for three years now? Devoting three years to the brand (and many have done it for much longer before leaving) seems like a fair trade. Cover still takes the model, the channel, all the content the talent paid to have made under that identity, and forces them to sign an NDA that prevents them from talking about years of their lives. Is the fact that they don't have to sign over their literal souls too lenient for you?
