Well people need to be held accountable for their actions. What? Some think this is a violation of rights? Try privileges. People should be able to destroy the lives of others with the click of a button? And safely behind the mask of the "right" to do so? I don't think so. Policing every individual isn't realistic. Policing the owners of the services allowing individuals to engage in easy drive-by seemingly unaccountable "road-rage" or rather "internet-rage" where they think there isn't any consequence to their behaviour ... well.... That makes sense to me. Buck's gotta finally stop somewhere. Especially if people do not know how to behave towards one another in a civil society.

The best suggestion is to become enlightened on the topic .. all around too. Not just on the specs. Not just on the open qualities. Not just on it's security. Nor the potential to run whatever platform can be crammed into it. Nor it's longevity (which should be a decade+) for arguments sake.. for the moment let's look at the price. If half of you here "actually" read past the 1st sentence. the price is not fixed. it is the extreme estimate with minimal customer orders. expect the price to drop when orders climb. There are for this particular run a specific maximum set number of devices which can be created.. which is dependent mainly upon the availability of the number of n900 housings which can be gotten for the boards estimated at roughly 2000 max. housings = a maximum possible 2000 neo900 devices to ship. (not counting those customers with their own n900's to cannibalize to put a neo900 board into..) Future runs ..future neo910 (?) models would be based upon newly designed housings. So jump on board or not. Wait too long and you may not have an option.