Makes me sad to see all the negativeness towards this service, which clearly works and serves a need some people have. Yes, there are alternatives, but I hate

Makes me sad to see all the negativeness towards this service, which clearly works and serves a need some people have. Yes, there are alternatives, but I hate when people jump to dismiss service like this, without fully considering what issues the proposed alternatives have. Obviously it is ok to mention the alternative options, but that can be made in constructive way. Let's celebrate the fact that somebody has built and released something and even seems to have a business model to support it. Instead of complaining about 5-20 bucks per month, try to figure out how you could channel some of your corporate multimillion IT budget to this fellow hacker. Wouldn't it be great if building and running this kind of small solutions would be actually a viable way of making living?