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The way many handle this is you get X requests a day for new things, revisions, etc.

• klyrs 5y ago
  Don't call that unlimited. It's limited.
  • kfarr 5y ago
    Agreed it sounds more like 30 updates per month :)
  • tut-urut-utut 5y ago
    If big corps can call limited things unlimited, why now "agencies of one"? I mean, it is unlimited, within a reasonable use, and the agency is the one to define what is reasonable use and what is not.
    • klyrs 5y ago
      It's dishonest. Don't be dishonest just because you saw somebody else do it first.
      • adrianN 5y ago
        Unless it's illegal, the incentives probably force you to do such things if you want to be competitive. Free markets suck for such things.
        • klyrs 5y ago
          My personal integrity is a higher bar than mere legality. I realize that I may be in a minority with that attitude in startup culture.
    • justin66 5y ago
      Big corps are better at fielding lawsuits, it turns out.
  • bruce343434 5y ago
    I've never seen claims like that without asterisks and small print saying "up to a reasonable amount" where "reasonable" is completely undefined.
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