Thanks for the heads up. We're aware, but tbh are not that worried about it. If someone that has already graduated is keen to get a student discount, I'm happy

Thanks for the heads up. We're aware, but tbh are not that worried about it. If someone that has already graduated is keen to get a student discount, I'm happy to let them. They feel like they're beating the system, and we still get paid. Luckily we're not running a business where the educational discount users are some sort of loss-leading onramp that we expect to make money on once they graduate – they're still profitable even at 50% off. Currently we actually require manual verification (sending in a student ID to our Intercom) if you didn't sign up with a educational email, and I'm deliberately overlooking the proofs that are clearly invalid. I barely even glance at them. The other day day someone sent me a student ID that was 4 years expired and I just applied the discount and moved on with my day haha. If you send me a PDF called "student_id.pdf" I'll probably give you the student discount. That's part of the reason we're adding this system – we've gotten so lazy that requiring people to go the email verification route will probably be a stricter improvement on the status quo if most users go that route.