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If you didn’t pay for it, you can only have zero expectations, simple as that. You can provide something for free, not make any promises that it will be free w
by david38 5y ago
If you didn’t pay for it, you can only have zero expectations, simple as that.
You can provide something for free, not make any promises that it will be free with upgrades in perpetuity, and one day decide to stop. It’s as simple as that.
- kcb 5y ago> If you didn’t pay for it, you can only have zero expectations, simple as that. Says who? There's plenty of free as in didn't transact dollars for software that I have extremely high expectations for. Visual Studio Code, Gmail, Github, etc. When they one day decide to stop I can also choose to be disappointed, not buy and no longer use their software. It's as simple as that.
- anamexis 5y agoI think there's a distinction to be made between B2C and B2B there. Gmail and Github are not free for businesses (and Docker is still free for individuals).