Hi, and thanks for the feedback! I'm the original author of that post. > Insight, as an aggregated platform for comparison. It seems pretty obvious that the e

Hi, and thanks for the feedback! I'm the original author of that post. > Insight, as an aggregated platform for comparison. It seems pretty obvious that the endgame of this product would be just another Amazon. Why would it turn out any differently for the "curators" on the Insight "platform"? Perhaps some of the writing was unclear, but I just wanted to clarify that Insight the is not a centralized service. It's an extensible mobile browser where you can choose as the user what the alternative services will be. We suggest a few out of the box because we think that's important to making extensions lower friction and easier to discover, but ultimately you can override them with your own choice. I think this is important to give the user that power in client app, and our schema for extensions is expressible in JSON for interoperability. Thanks for the comment and for pointing this out!