Is't only me, or their initial reasoning ('it's pricey' and a screeenshot of a certificate being $1500+ when you can have it for less than $10) moves the focus

Is't only me, or their initial reasoning ('it's pricey' and a screeenshot of a certificate being $1500+ when you can have it for less than $10) moves the focus of why Let's Encrypt it important - not that it's free, but that the ACME protocol gives you the freedom to generate certificates very easy, and have that setup process even easier for multiple (think all) services flawless. Congrats for them for supporting Let's Encrypt as an organization (it's not mentioned in the article it is in the comments here).