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1) Not free for commercial use per their terms of service. You have to use their $59.90+ paid product. 2) No, the benefits of SSL do not "far outweigh" the cos
by dangrossman 13y ago
1) Not free for commercial use per their terms of service. You have to use their $59.90+ paid product.
2) No, the benefits of SSL do not "far outweigh" the cost of not being available at all. If 1 in 5 people can't reach your site, it doesn't matter how secure you are. That's about how much of the web you would be shutting out by deploying SNI today.
If those were reasonable choices to make, at least some companies would be making them, but not a single well-known site has done so.