Eh, it's the old "I paid for your product X and I implicitly expected to get Y as well" problem again. We've had those before, you see, and the point is - unle

Eh, it's the old "I paid for your product X and I implicitly expected to get Y as well" problem again. We've had those before, you see, and the point is - unless something's explicitly promised, calling it a dick move when you don't get it is funny. I've been funny like that myself a few times before, but in the end I learned the lesson: You only get what you are explicitly promised, and if you don't want to be treated like that, then don't pay for the product and use free alternatives. Also, stop disparaging tools you don't use.