There’s nothing inherently wrong about an initial free period for a product. In many cases it’s a rational launch strategy. On the other hand, it’s both irrati

There’s nothing inherently wrong about an initial free period for a product. In many cases it’s a rational launch strategy. On the other hand, it’s both irrational and incredibly entitled to expect that anything anyone ever gives you for free will be available for free in unlimited quantities, in perpetuity.