Yes and no. They were not cancelled because they cost too much. The pilot experiment was one year. It was actually renewed a second year. Now they were at the

Yes and no. They were not cancelled because they cost too much. The pilot experiment was one year. It was actually renewed a second year. Now they were at the end of the pilot, and thus a decision had to be made about making it a permanent/long term thing with its own resources and funding, or not. And it two years, barely 40 representatives migrated there. Therefore their resources to protect privacy are better spent improving the areas where 90+% of the representative actually are. Like I said in my other comment, ultimately I think this is the better move, because having a dedicated "clean" plateform would automatically lead to slighly less effort to try and make the "big ones for the public" clean.