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Mind you this is certainly NOT the case, the Author is seemingly a very nice chap and has all the good intentions in this world. But "free" still means "free",
by jaclaz 9y ago
Mind you this is certainly NOT the case, the Author is seemingly a very nice chap and has all the good intentions in this world.
But "free" still means "free", and "tool" still means "tool".
It is not strictly speaking a "tool" it is some form of SaaS, you have to connect to that site, authenticate yourself, etc.
It is not "free" the sheer moment it asks (indirectly, through your e-mail address) your identification.
That there is "nothing bad" in it is another thing.