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Paying doesn't guarantee anything. There are tons of examples of devs selling out even though their program/SaaS is paid.
by sunaookami 2y ago
Paying doesn't guarantee anything. There are tons of examples of devs selling out even though their program/SaaS is paid.
- alephnerd 2y agoCompanies are run based on margins, not just subscriptions. That individual account you are paying for most likely does not have the RoI needed to manage it due to a mix of larger customers abusing individual accounts to get a discount or individual account users overrepresenting themselves in support tickets, asks, and feature requests. If you don't like the direction a tool you like is going, go build a competitor and manage it to your liking. For most products, the revenue skew is 80-20 so if you're not part of the 20% you aren't going to be heard.
- pjmlp 2y agoUntil supermarkets and landlords start taking pull requests as payment, it guarantees more often than not.