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I think his point was simply that, for the most part, the only reason you'd pay $500 a month for backup is if you value your data much more than if it's a perso
by smw 13y ago
I think his point was simply that, for the most part, the only reason you'd pay $500 a month for backup is if you value your data much more than if it's a personal or hobby thing.
Many businesses do. Making it easy for them to buy the product will probably be lucrative.
- prutschman 13y agoI understood the point he was aiming at. My quibble was with how he was making it. He demonstrates elsewhere at least some sensitivity to the difference between making money doing X as a value and just doing X as the value. Here, though, he very nearly says that, by revealed preference, if you're not monetizing your activity you don't actually care about it.