>That's already more than half the features you get with this, and you get to be on the actual internet, not some dude's silo.
"the actual internet" ??
"the actual internet" ??
It's just someone else trying to do what Zuckerberg failed at.
You're paying $20 to go a level-deeper into complexity on someone else's proprietary platform. It's not only going to fail, but it's a bad idea.
Microsoft's silo, they mean.