Rob, I've grown to love our public chats. You articulated the crux of the issue for me and I see this as another element of the experience economy. While I sti

Rob, I've grown to love our public chats. You articulated the crux of the issue for me and I see this as another element of the experience economy. While I still disagree, I do understand the impetice to charge here as you are certainly absorbing costs that would otherwise be born by the business. There is definitely something to be said for the ease of integration and the utilitarian nature of the Twilio tech. That value isn't free and I suppose this is a good way to monetize twilio's efforts in this direction. As always, I wish you guys the best and I really appreciate you taking the time to clarify this topic :).