First of all, addressed to all of you: The point of having no vulgarity means to not even mention it. Blocking out one letter doesn't mean anything at all.
Second of all, don't like it? Don't buy it. It's that simple; they're not forcing you to pay to play online. If they are, then I'd rather pay for it then go to the 360. It may just be my preference of games, but the fact that it says it gives you 1-2 free PSN games per month is a deal maker for me. Sure, it might cost about $50 USD for all that, but it kind of balances out when you have 12 new games by the end of your subscription.
Lastly, dende, those are added bonuses, not "requirements." Nobody says you have to buy them, but if you want them, buy to your heart's content. Don't complain about how it's always like that, because then you're just asking for a flame war.
All in all, I mean to say just about this:
1) No censored vulgarity, just use different words, please.
2) Don't buy what you don't like, and the deal may seem better than you think.
3) "Free" PSN members still get added bonuses, such as the in-game chat (which probably isn't a mandatory thing, probably a set up such as the text chat).
4) Don't complain about something you've never had, or have no intention of getting.
EDIT: For all we know, there could be another motif behind all of this. Maybe they're losing revenue, maybe they need more for funding. Who knows? All I know is, if the deal is reasonable when it comes out I'll get it. So far it's not perfect, but it's not as bad as you guys describe it.
I've been reading all three articles, and I've found this the most interesting.
"…Cloud Storage Space for Games, which would allow players to save their game online rather than on their hard disk, protecting their data." Now, I don't know about you guys, but this is a big deal for me. I have a lot of games that eat up my data (MGS4, FFXIII, etc.) and this would be a great feature to see. If this was included in the premium, I'd be even happier. Along with the fact that although some options cost about $60, there's a cheap option that still has added benefits…