I'm not sold on either of these objections. Let's Encrypt is not the only CA. If you don't like the free CA, pay to use another one. If I see unencrypted HTTP

I'm not sold on either of these objections. Let's Encrypt is not the only CA. If you don't like the free CA, pay to use another one. If I see unencrypted HTTP on a website, I immediately think less of that website. It's a Good Thing that the web has got to this point. Quibbles about Let's Encrypt's terms don't strike me as convincing. > I think the problem is that there are little alternatives to LE. But there are. Again, there's a whole marketplace of CAs to choose from. If anything, there are too many CAs trusted by today's browsers.