Asking how long someone has used the internet in order to undermine their opinion on being treated like a resource is moderately patronizing and doesn't feel co

Asking how long someone has used the internet in order to undermine their opinion on being treated like a resource is moderately patronizing and doesn't feel constructive. I'm glad you are happy with how folks use your email address! I understand the above post's perspective as well and probably lean more that way. I think there are some good comments here about throttling new accounts on an existing, scaling product (feels good faith and positive to me) vs collecting emails saying something exists or is in progress when it's really just someone trying to decide IF they should make it at all (feels bad faith and very mildly exploitive to me).