> The alternative is to stick with the ad-driven, dross-filled panopticon we already have. Sure, I'm all for paying for something if they don't track me, if I

> The alternative is to stick with the ad-driven, dross-filled panopticon we already have. Sure, I'm all for paying for something if they don't track me, if I can use their API as I need, etc.. the only thing that wasn't clear to me was the conclusion of "more people paying, cheaper it will get" because that probably isn't the case.