Good point! This is why the e-mail analogy works. You _can_ host your own e-mail, and nobody has to know that you do, you can just do it. But most people settle

Good point! This is why the e-mail analogy works. You _can_ host your own e-mail, and nobody has to know that you do, you can just do it. But most people settle for a 3rd party. It should be the same with whatever someone comes up to as a "bring your own server" solution imo. I'm completely fine with having to do more manual work to set up my own box at home or something like that. Maybe I'll install it on Azure or AWS instead. Or just source it out completely. Would be nice to at least have the option :)