Hello Inshitification My Oldd Frienddd I suppose at least this makes sense, storage is cheap, but it's not free. I do find it very odd that every established

Hello Inshitification My Oldd Frienddd I suppose at least this makes sense, storage is cheap, but it's not free. I do find it very odd that every established platform with a free version has adopted the same model of "make the free version suck more" in hopes of boosting sales. I'm not sure that's the most effective model to be honest. I'd think that actually looking at why free tier users aren't converting would be a better long term move, being that, if you alienate free tier users via rugpull, they're less likely to give you later, and much more likely to leave entirely. Also, if anyone wants something slack-ish, pumble.com is pretty good. Sortof a hybrid of slack and discord, we're using it a little and aside from the windows client hanging after its left open for a few days and occasionally needing to restart the app when an audio device is added in order to use it, no real show stopping issues. I don't doubt that the same thing happening to slack with happen to pumble eventually, at very least it's cheap and their tiers fit smaller teams well. Oh and because they absolutely burry their pricing page, it's /pricing if you want to skip the marketing wank. It's much better when signed in to find it, but, I think an overall shitty onboarding experience if you do actually want to pay for it.