> People will respond to incentives....People aren't morally reprehensible because they prefer convenience over hardship To clarify my point isn't that anyone

> People will respond to incentives....People aren't morally reprehensible because they prefer convenience over hardship To clarify my point isn't that anyone is morally reprehensible. My point is that using a free VC-backed service is like selling an implied option. You don't know when they're going to invoke the option, but eventually they will. And often it will be when you've gotten used to the income from selling the option. It's not a question of morality or judgment, it's just meant to be a description of what the game we're playing is. > If you don't like it, make easy things that work the way you like them, run them ethically, and don't sell them to anyone. I'm trying to