Wolfram need to basically adopt the model that Adobe unofficially has ie. don't stress too much about users pirating your software, because they'll become so de

Wolfram need to basically adopt the model that Adobe unofficially has ie. don't stress too much about users pirating your software, because they'll become so dependent on it that when they go and use it in industry they'll demand enterprise licenses. Except Wolfram should just restore Wolfram Alpha to its once free glory (instead of the annoying nagware that it's become) and also offer this Wolfram cloud stuff at a reduced price. The end goal for them should be to convince people that they need to purchase Mathematica. Pricing at $15/month means they're only really attracting existing Mathematica users who want the convenience of the cloud when they're away from their primary machine.