>Not for a freeloader who was in the top 0.1% of usage without paying a dime. This is a very unfair characterisation. He paid for an enterprise plan that was s

>Not for a freeloader who was in the top 0.1% of usage without paying a dime. This is a very unfair characterisation. He paid for an enterprise plan that was specifically targeted at enterprises with exceptionally high storage needs. We don't know how much storage other enterprises in that target group were using. Comparing it with typical storage requirements of consumers makes absolutely no sense. Also, it's not very interesting if he was in the top 0.1% because someone always is. That doesn't make it freeloading.