For the record, I no longer want to "download the free" anything!
From now on, to bring me services I want to use, please allow them to work within my browser.
I will download sophisticated clients for doing specific work if I find that your service merits my time. When that happens I'll probably also become a huge advocate and lead others to discover you.
That's my deal. Does your company want to take it?
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