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He did, while including that they're trying to screw over clients, and implying they're a shady business in his email. Again, he could've asked this without mak
by woutr_be 6y ago
He did, while including that they're trying to screw over clients, and implying they're a shady business in his email. Again, he could've asked this without making these accusations.
I agree, they should've disabled the "add staff" button.
- prawn 6y agoHe expressed his disapproval of one particular practice and I don't blame him. I think it's a shady feature too - getting people accustomed to a feature above their plan and then default-upgrading unless they take a particular step. They have a solid policy for traffic spikes which is to be commended, but with something like adding staff, which is an active user decision, I think the method is reminiscent of dark patterns which this community tends to resent.