As a business... $40/year/server is nothing. As a individual/hobbyist, it's a much bigger disincentive. For students and the like, it might actually be prohib

As a business... $40/year/server is nothing. As a individual/hobbyist, it's a much bigger disincentive. For students and the like, it might actually be prohibitive. The problem is it's really the first group that needs to drive the remaining IPv6 adoption by replacing their middleware boxes etc. and they're the group who are unlikely to care at this price.