I have been unable to figure out what sort of boycott would work given the business model.
I have considered in the past letting the channels know: i.e., when channels that don't interest me were repeatedlty added, when removing them, I would always give them the lowest rating and when providing feedback say that the content offended me.
With the latest update, the options for star-ratings and for feedback have been removed. Such an obvious way to avoid what their customers actually think.
I also wonder why it was worth it to Roku in the beginning to provide a straightforward service; and why, as time went on, they decided they needed their business model to milk the users for everything possible.
In any case, I would boycott if I could figure out how. I don't check the Roku Community blog very often and maybe I should. It's usually when they amp up their intrusiveness or something new — like these utterly ridiculous "Categories" and "Browse" sections. Right now: just writing that makes me angry. I don't want any part of any of these, yet now I have to see them thrown in my face any time I am selecting a channel to watch.
