> "like considering which country a person is in and purchasing power parity, and how even that could not weed out people who can afford to pay but don’t want t

> "like considering which country a person is in and purchasing power parity, and how even that could not weed out people who can afford to pay but don’t want to" I'm not sure where you got that impression. In the article, I used purchasing parity discounts as a contrasting case. I do offer them and they're more generous than those of any other similar offering I know of (including those for other languages).