I'm sorry you feel that way. The primary intention of writing this article was to discuss it from the perspective of a 'failed product,' so I didn't mention my personal feelings. I am also aware of the potential harm it could cause to users, which is why I don't resent OpenAI's review process. I hope that during the period without review, it didn't cause any psychological harm to users.

>so I didn't mention my personal feelings

That's a strange comment. The article is full of your personal feelings.

> But this paper gave me a different feeling,

> And I personally prefer subscription

> I don’t dislike this, as it aligns with human nature.

> However, I started to feel a sense of loss...what real significance did it hold for me?

> This further disheartened me,

> Reluctantly, I had to abandon the idea.

This is a 'failed product' with a massive ethical dimension; not considering that, or relying only on hope, is negligent.