@MsDropbear42@blahaj.zone No worries, and thank you for saying that. I didn’t take it personally. I understand your moral objection, and I don’t think it’s simpleton thinking at all. The concerns you named are real concerns. Where we differ is that I don’t feel able to reject the whole tool outright, because in my actual life it has become a very useful disability aid and reflective companion. That doesn’t make the moral problems disappear. It just means I’m holding both things at once: the usefulness and the cost. I try to use it consciously, carefully, and without pretending it is innocent. Best wishes to you too.