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> often thankless undertaking Why would i "thank" someone that puts unnecessary restrictions on how i can use the program i paid them money for? > neither imm
by Crinus 7y ago
> often thankless undertaking
Why would i "thank" someone that puts unnecessary restrictions on how i can use the program i paid them money for?
> neither immoral
I see it as very immoral to deny me access and control to the software i paid for, especially when that happens because the developer treating me in a guilty-by-default way for something they have no idea if i'll do or not.
- dleslie 7y agoYou paid for access to a client and limited term access to the services it requires. If that's not acceptable to you then _do not purchase it_. It's a game. No one is forcing you to play it.
- Dylan16807 7y ago> If that's not acceptable to you then _do not purchase it_. > No one is forcing you to play it. That has nothing to do with whether the product is moral.
- uhhhhhhh 7y ago>Why would i "thank" someone that puts unnecessary restrictions on how i can use the program i paid them money for? You could thank them for writing the program for you in the first place, if they didn't then you'd have to do it yourself.