> This is not a consumer product. That's a manufactured excuse for a fundamentally bad product api and pricing structure. When dropbox is more useful than AWS,

> This is not a consumer product. That's a manufactured excuse for a fundamentally bad product api and pricing structure. When dropbox is more useful than AWS, amazon has screwed the pooch (which they do pretty often). Segmenting users by arbitrary circuitous logic into "consumers" (can't find a good use for it) and "enterprise" (can find a good use for it) isn't constructive. Both classes should avoid it, because it's not even an inexpensive choice, for what you get.