Mortality is nuanced, and not everything needs to have a protagonist and an antagonist (or victims). Anyway, the licences were purchased 10 years ago at an affo

Mortality is nuanced, and not everything needs to have a protagonist and an antagonist (or victims). Anyway, the licences were purchased 10 years ago at an affordable price, and the author is offering to extend licenses if people email them. Was it naïve of them? Alas, it was. Is their latest decision detrimental to someone's quality of life? I doubt it. Alao, I don't know the details in this instance, but a lot of unlimited/lifetime products come with a shit ton of fine print which void the lifetime/unlimited clause. For example, a lot of hosting providers used to give you "unlimited" storage, but excluding media files, or apply "fair use" limitations, etc.