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If I wasn't locked into the Meta ecosystem I'd buy it.
It's interesting how a single letter can entirely change the meaning of a comment.
Wait, I don't get it. Your comment implies you are locked in to the Meta ecosystem, so wouldn't this be a fantastic option for you?
I'm not interested because it requires a Meta account, which I'm unwilling to create.
Oops, my bad. I meant "it" or "if I wouldn't be locked into the Meta ecosystem by buying it". English is hard.
Ah, that makes way more sense. I'm in the same boat, I'd totally buy this if I didn't need an account at any Meta service to use it (I'd even pay a bit more for it). But since it does, I just pretend the product doesn't exist.
And as a native English speaker, I totally agree, English is hard.
Even janky JavaScript makes way more sense than English.