At the time they back off of that, but I've been noticing of late that the secondary accounts aren't really working in an integrated manner. I used it to split

At the time they back off of that, but I've been noticing of late that the secondary accounts aren't really working in an integrated manner. I used it to split the viewing habits of the kids and adults in my household. That split isn't supported by the streaming. And recently the secondary queues have been experiencing technical difficulties.... I've attended some technical presentations on Netflix's streaming infrastructure. It's very well executed. However, at the user interface to the queues, streaming, and dvd infrastructure, they seem to be having technical difficulty or are making some bad strategic decisions. It feels like the estimation is that it's too hard and they're backing away from supporting well integrated queues and/or they're underestimating the value of the integration they have provided to the user. I think it's hard to integrate, but in the end worth the work. The harder you make a customer work to access programming, the easier it is to evaluate other competing services.