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> if the terms hold if you choose to use it to host video Pretty damn disingenuous if the terms don't hold based on type of content. There's no such caveat men
by tejohnso 5y ago
> if the terms hold if you choose to use it to host video
Pretty damn disingenuous if the terms don't hold based on type of content. There's no such caveat mentioned.
- handrous 5y agoYou're already gonna be encouraged to move to an Enterprise ($5k+) account if you use too many resources, and/or if too much of your traffic is from non-browser clients, and probably for a bunch of other reasons I don't know about it. The terms under which this may happen are essentially arcane knowledge learned through experience. Think about it: if this weren't the case, every other CDN would already be out of business, rather than rapidly expanding and acquiring and growing. Plus, you don't get an SLA for any of their "self-serve" plans until the $200/month one.