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I don't think it's the connectivity so much as it is just a place to go and sit down for a while.

• Cyph0n 10y ago
  Then why are coffee shops deciding to stop WiFi rather than watching out for people who sit for too long?
  • shawnz 10y ago
    It works to reduce the number of people who stay too long without directly attacking them. WiFi access might be a motivator for using the cafe this way even if it isn't the main reason people do it.
• aluhut 10y ago
  I would prefer a park.
  • shawnz 10y ago
    What if there's bad weather, or it's too bright, or there's no tables?
    • aluhut 10y ago
      If there is bad weather, I would rather stay at home if I can. If there is good weather, I'm pretty sure a tree won't be hard to find. I've heard they can do wonders against that brightness problem ;)