Oh come on, I get really tired of this "well, that's what the agreement said". Revocation is a critical part of a well-functioning CA system, and charging for

Oh come on, I get really tired of this "well, that's what the agreement said". Revocation is a critical part of a well-functioning CA system, and charging for revocations of free certificates actively puts that at risk, because it disincentivizes people from revoking potentially-compromised certificates - that is why it's morally corrupt. > They are a commercial body afterall. That's their problem, and putting the CA system at risk because "well, we have to make money somehow" is not even remotely acceptable.