I am in agreement about the inclusion of JS. It's a much more widespread and accessible language. However, I disagree on the price suggestion. $15 is a non-triv

I am in agreement about the inclusion of JS. It's a much more widespread and accessible language. However, I disagree on the price suggestion. $15 is a non-trivial amount and, it seems as though this service offers a slight convenience, not any sort of major, unique or ground-breaking functionality. I might pay $5 for this– or, maybe not– but I almost certainly won't pay $15 for such a service. (I might be in the minority as to how much I'd be willing to spend for this, especially considering I'm in dire financial straits. Despite that, I still feel as though $15 would exceed the amount of value that most people could reasonably wring from this service.) I genuinely dislike their pricing model. I'm of the belief that, if one elects to offer a free tier, that tier should be usable in the real world. I should be able to write something that makes use of that service. This one-week "time bomb" precludes any real application of the service, and effectively makes this tier a trial. I agree that deleting the scripts is a bad idea, and is likely to produce a few indignant developers who forgot to either subscribe or re-create their scripts.