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On Sat, Jul 21, 2012 at 12:13:49PM -0700, Owen DeLong wrote:
> I would not want to see the 10G customers subsidizing free 1G
> connections. I have no problem with the idea of $150/10G (though
> many would likely prefer an annual $1,800). However, I would suggest
> that if you are charging $150/10G, at least $20/1G ($240/1G/yr)
> would also be appropriate. (IIRC, the 10G ports are not 10x the cost
> of the 1G ports and there's some amount of overhead for maintaining
> the account, etc. This would also serve as somewhat of an incentive
> for people to move to 10G instead of multiple 1G ports which I think
> is better for the exchange and its participants.

I've always thought the idea of charging for the 1Gbps ports to be
something that should be done but originally I was in the minority.

Free is cool too, though :)

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