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Or you know, if it's valuable you could pay.

• karmajunkie 10y ago
  My thoughts exactly. I think its the editorialized phrase "we’re now going to charge you for something that used to be free!" that smacks of entitlement right on the heels of detailing the problem solved by using disqus in the first place.
• Neliquat 10y ago
  It is, but he feels doing business with someone who abuses his trust is not in his best interest. Call me snarky, but I totally agree.
  • i386 10y ago
    But if they can't get any of those users to pay and its the difference between not providing the service or displaying ads (with fair warning!) what is the lesser of two evils? Disqus continues to exist and thats only a good thing. I don't think "not displaying ads and letting me get it for free" is a fair option.