I think that's what we all wanted them to do - except for the frustrating few on here that seem to think what happened was right and natural, at least - but I'm

I think that's what we all wanted them to do - except for the frustrating few on here that seem to think what happened was right and natural, at least - but I'm not sure it was the correct thing to do for Netflix. I see this as a 'fix it, then make it better' attempt by Netflix. They stemmed the bleeding with a large (the largest?) subscriber base, and now they are looking for alternative long term solutions through public campaigning, product development and probably political means. At the end of the day Netflix is a business trying to sell product. Taking their ball and going home when the market bullies them seems like corporate martyrdom to me - not a successful growth strategy.