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Well, they are trying to charge for the application. If they allowed anonymous use, who would ever pay for it? You don't have to give them your email address t
by icey 17y ago
Well, they are trying to charge for the application. If they allowed anonymous use, who would ever pay for it?
You don't have to give them your email address to try it out - you could easily make a throwaway username and password.
- lonestar 17y agoAs you just noted, the account is still anonymous, so there doesn't seem to be a point in requiring it.
- icey 17y agoHmmm... Okay, you're right. It's just funny that if they said "please tell us a name you'd like to use to come back to these results later" then it probably wouldn't have been a big deal at all.
- ckinnan 17y agoThey could offer a free one time snapshot and then require registration/fees to see changes over time or to get recommendations or something.