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I find this attitude entitled. They have never made a profit, and are trying to find a pricing model that allows them to exist as a company while still providin
by mindwok 3y ago
I find this attitude entitled. They have never made a profit, and are trying to find a pricing model that allows them to exist as a company while still providing value, which is extremely challenging with an open core model. If you believe the value is not there, then do not pay for the services and continue to use the free versions.
- candiddevmike 3y agoPlay open core games, win open core prizes. Companies think open core is like a shareware/trial model. It's not. Instead, you have to spend almost the same amount of resources as you put into the open core offering into the enterprise version to move the needle.