> explained by a desire to not spend money on storage for "low value" data I think this "just happens" when you reach a certain scale. For example, I was looki

> explained by a desire to not spend money on storage for "low value" data I think this "just happens" when you reach a certain scale. For example, I was looking at our reporting at my job the other day and realized for 10k people a day, something wasn't working with our emails. We decided it was a "low priority" because it's "only" 10k people when we send over 30 million emails a day. I'm sure those 10,000 people (a small city's worth!) don't feel that way.