can actually imagine this might end up making enough data (like social media sites do it, not litteral data but metadata / profiling the generally accepted cost for 'free services' to make it generally available, atleast someday.
like people can use youtube and facebook etc. for free too.
ofc its maybe not an idealist thing but looking at how those services work and how people enjoy using them it might not be all that bad (the integrity of people using the data could be better perhaps but this is humans learning to overcome their own shadows. it takes generational learning).
ofc not sure about the sites goals or anything but thats what came to mind thinking about the costs involved and how to expose it for free permanently atleast at some tier
can actually imagine this might end up making enough data (like social media sites do it, not litteral data but metadata / profiling the generally accepted cost for 'free services' to make it generally available, atleast someday.
like people can use youtube and facebook etc. for free too.
ofc its maybe not an idealist thing but looking at how those services work and how people enjoy using them it might not be all that bad (the integrity of people using the data could be better perhaps but this is humans learning to overcome their own shadows. it takes generational learning).
ofc not sure about the sites goals or anything but thats what came to mind thinking about the costs involved and how to expose it for free permanently atleast at some tier
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