I use MyNode (and pay for premium), but it's interesting and worrying to me how quickly Umbrel became sort of the de-facto node software for many users. This is the danger of crowd think. There should be no hierarchy in an open society, which means more people running different node software. Safety in numbers is always a parochial solution to the problem of not having the knowledge to actually /solve/ a problem. In this case the problem is easy node onboarding, and the knowledge needed to solve the problem is avoiding a single point of failure. It's bad for Umbrel business in the short term, but very good for Umbrel business in the long term, to, say, create memes on Twitter that encourage people try different nodes.