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you choose if and when you update your back-end software That's what we say it's about. But it's really about open source devs being our slaves forever. Get to
by wmf 10mo ago
you choose if and when you update your back-end software
That's what we say it's about. But it's really about open source devs being our slaves forever. Get to work, Mattermost! (whip crack)
- underdeserver 10mo agoDid you read the Github issue? These guys are paying customers.
- wmf 10mo agoIf so that is indeed shitty. I thought they were crippling the free tier.
- underdeserver 10mo agoI was wrong. They were only nerfing the free self-hosted tier. I misread a few comments there.
- akerl_ 10mo agoWhere are you seeing that? From what I can tell, the 10k message limit applies to "Mattermost Entry": > Mattermost Entry gives small, forward-leaning teams a free self-hosted Intelligent Mission Environment to get started on improving their mission-critical secure collaborative workflows. Entry has all features of Enterprise Advanced with the following server-wide limitations and omissions: https://docs.mattermost.com/product-overview/editions-and-offerings.html# https://docs.mattermost.com/product-overview/editions-and-of...
- renewiltord 10mo agoWhat the fuck is this lmao? "a free self-hosted Intelligent Mission Environment to get started on improving their mission-critical secure collaborative workflows". Sounds like some kind of parody of enterprise software.
- akerl_ 10mo agoI don’t know what you’re talking about. It’s a free tier.
- calcifer 10mo agoThey are not paying customers. From the announcement [1]: > What This Means for Existing Deployments > Paid Customers: No action required—your deployments are unaffected. [1] https://forum.mattermost.com/t/mattermost-v11-changes-in-free-offerings/25126 https://forum.mattermost.com/t/mattermost-v11-changes-in-fre...
- underdeserver 10mo agoCan't edit anymore - I was wrong here. I saw "we're happy to pay for it" and thought they were paying for it. They're not, yet.
- akerl_ 10mo agoYea, here “we’re happy to pay for it” really means “we’re not happy to pay the price you’re charging, but maybe we’d pay if you fundamentally changed your prices or pricing model.”