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Some of us live under the federal poverty level, where any sum of double digits or more is significant.


$200 certificate for a personal website? That's not necessary. What we need is to stop charging a SSL/TLS certificate so much to get the recommended level of cipher used.


$200 a year should be easily affordable under the US welfare system. Many people on welfare (oftentimes it's fraudulent, but government-encouraged, "disability" these days) make more than minimum wage.

I am making a US-based comparison since you used the word "federal."


There's always free certificates like from StartSSL and CACert.


Yes. That is true. You are right.




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