Posted elsewhere in this thread but here is the reasoning why from Melissa Holyoak, who voted no. This rule goes further than just the cancellation mentioned in this article and there are some legitimate concerns with that. It is unclear but I think Melissa Holyoak would have voted yes if it was just the cancellation rule.
Mental models are tricky. Some people believe there is a right to pull a fast one on others or make their life hard in the name of revenue or business.
As coldpie said:
> Remember this when you're going to vote. Elections matter.
(high empathy justice sensitive human)
A lot of people's salaries depend on screwing over customers.
It's "anti-business" (read: pro-consumer).
Tbh I don't think it's _even_ anti-business; if people were more comfortable with subscriptions, which this should achieve, they would be more willing to enter into them. It's anti-bad-business, granted, but you'd probably expect it to if anything increase commerce in the long run.