This is my final straw. I've had active accounts since 2009. Never had a super active presence, but it's been an incredibly useful tool for communicating suppo

This is my final straw. I've had active accounts since 2009. Never had a super active presence, but it's been an incredibly useful tool for communicating support and user outreach. I just announced that I will be deactivating my accounts. In particular, for https://jsonip.com https://jsonip.com I will be setting up a new status endpoint that's also reflected on https://getjsonip.com https://getjsonip.com. Direct contact will be through charles@getjsonip.com. I just can't abide this blatant behavior of firing thousands of people and arbitrarily disabling access keys for various client apps with absolutely no prior notification. Not sure if I should make a post on HN about the change for jsonip.com or not. I have a lot of users but don't know if there enough here to justify a post.