I love you guys but with now Amazon offering a support contract for EC2, persistent storage, static IPs, an API to dynamically scale my web app … and overall better pricing, I simply don’t know how to say “no” to Amazon.

Thanks in advance

#4: Don’t force your users to invite 20 of their friends before they get to use the full functionality of your app.

#5: Make your newsfeed links actually do the action that you say they are going to do. For example, if Top Friends displays a link in a news feed that says “Click here to see your drink”, that link should – duh – take me directly to a page that shows my drink – not the Top Friends main page showing all my friends and not a drink in sight. I’m amazed at how many apps get this wrong; they word their newsfeed links with specific imperative promises and then totally fail to deliver.

* An API for Accelerators where I can auto-start/stop Accelerators and get billed solely for the time I use. (Which also then means we need a pay to upload our configured VM image)

* A drastically improved administrative interface. Face it guys, unless you are already a UNIX admin – you won’t the current web admin interface and how to use it.

* Reduced prices for the amount of RAM given. (The bandwidth you guys give is nice, but seriously – the vast majority of people only need a small fraction of what you give … to giving even more bandwidth does make me feel better for paying double what others charge for the same amount of RAM/CPU)