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I would be thrilled about the end of free accounts. Things that don’t seem to cost that much to run can charge token amounts, and things that cost more like say
by xp84 3y ago
I would be thrilled about the end of free accounts. Things that don’t seem to cost that much to run can charge token amounts, and things that cost more like say, Gmail, should just cost money. Right now the existence of the shitty, ad-supported version of everything drives out anything good. Why build and innovate in any consumer software product when Google is there offering a free ad-based one that will always get 90+% of the users?