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DISCLAIMER: No association with Dropbox. There's no real justification for outrage over a free product/service. They've paid your cloud storage and associated
by writepub 7y ago
DISCLAIMER: No association with Dropbox.
There's no real justification for outrage over a free product/service. They've paid your cloud storage and associated compute bills, and continue to pay for it, for whatever your usage is - effectively paying you - which should be incentive enough.
VC funded startups have (wrongfully) conditioned users into expecting the moon for $0.
Just flipping the tables a bit - if you ever build your own product/service, wouldn't you want payment for the value it offers to customers?