| # Everything is free, yet nothing is free. (Compensation paradox)..
Many Web services are free for users, because charging for them is impractical—but providing these resources costs money. This makes direct business models unsustainable, and requires metering of resources. Even without explicit caps, limitations of provider's hardware and bandwidth lead to denial of service to users during peak times—or during attacks. # We don't know who you are, yet there is no privacy. (Identity paradox)..
There is no universal identity mechanism: a website can't greet you by name, unless you filled out a form beforehand. Identity management mechanisms are clumsy, leading t |
|