[tempe1h1]

what I don't like about this (in general) is that it's part of the overruling ideology that will turn the internet from a place where you can look up how to make any recipe for free into a place where you have pay somebody a monthly fee to look up how much sugar per cup of flour goes in some dish (to put an example)

of course, this is not exclusive to this project in particular, but it's a crummy trend that just keeps getting worse. and this project is part of this wave.

[mizzao]

I've thought about this and I think the choices here are:

- get everything for free, but it's all disorganized and someone else is selling your data to target you with ads - you can pay $45k for 3 months of cooking school - pay ~ $9.99 a month to both learn what you need and get help planning your weekly meals

In that case, is the third option all that bad? You can always go back to option 1 if you want.