I suppose the article does a good job answering some of the common objections, but I still think the most important thing that's stopping people from signing up is the fact that they just don't care: after all, life sucks, but at least then you die.
That said, there is one argument that I find kind of powerful that articles like this don't usually touch on (for somewhat obvious reasons): the point made in, for example, the preface to the finale of the Ultimate Meta Mega Crossover, that if we actually live in an infinite multiverse/many-worlds/nested simulverse/etc, we may be bound to find ourselves resurrected by someone eventually anyways, and cryonics could be a way to try to make sure that someone is friendly.
I'm not really sure what to make of that argument though. I wonder if there's anybody who's signed up because of reasons like that, despite not having any interest in cryonics in general?
"could be a way to try to make sure that someone is friendly."
I don't believe in nested simulverse etc but I feel I should point out that even if some of those things were true waking up one way does not preclude waking up one or more of the other ways in addition to that.
Wait But Why published an article on cryonics:
http://waitbutwhy.com/2016/03/cryonics.html