unfortunately unsuprising... my opinion is IFTTT has consistently been a worse offering than open source, free, and low cost alternatives and moves like this us

unfortunately unsuprising... my opinion is IFTTT has consistently been a worse offering than open source, free, and low cost alternatives and moves like this usually forshadow demise. They capitalized early in educating non tech folks to learn about the cool things you can do with automation but it was always dissapointing to see the limitations they imposed on each service/trigger. It ultimately takes technical creativity to think of connections between services and I think unless your brain already works that way or your job demands it your just not gonna know what you should automate. IFTTT invested in this demographic way more than developers, and I think they have ended up with a product that appeals to very few. Just my 2 cents tho, could be wrong...