> Why's it treated as being a "per page" subscription? Because that's easy to reason about. A page is a page, no worrying "ok, this document has 10 pages, but

> Why's it treated as being a "per page" subscription? Because that's easy to reason about. A page is a page, no worrying "ok, this document has 10 pages, but there are some big graphics, what percentage of the ink is that using". > Doesn't that favour subscribers that use the printer to produce full-page, full-colour images at maximum saturation? Doesn't it disadvantage people who want a page of text? Yes it does. Unsurprisingly, people in the first group are more likely to like and use this model, instead of buying ink cartridges.