And even worse when you are poor or simply cannot pay.

We really need to find the square of the circle on this, where we can have total freedom, low cost, high modularity and grassroots origin.

I think that an progressivist approach would be the correct (basically, not static prices, but dynamical prices: you’re rich? Then you pay more; you’re poor? Then you pay less or don’t pay at all. The ones in the top do subsidize the ones on the bottom). But of course, that’s hard asf to do.