> Although you’d likely welcome the same criticism if you refer to it as the non-corporate discount.
Why? eg no one questions students discounts.
Why? eg no one questions students discounts.
Only saying it won’t satisfy the people who don’t like the “SSO tax”.
There’s no difference between giving someone a discount vs. charging them less in the first place without a discount.
It’s semantics. It wouldn’t actually change what people end up paying at the end of the day. It’s just framed as a discount instead of an upsell.
Like if airline charged first class prices, but gave a “discount” for accepting an economy seat. (Same thing, just framed differently)