Streamline appears to be significantly cheaper if you're going to properly follow the license terms of 1 project/license that Iconic lays out. Though as I look

Streamline appears to be significantly cheaper if you're going to properly follow the license terms of 1 project/license that Iconic lays out. Though as I look at streamline's license terms they too seem kinda restrictive: I can't use more than 100 icons/project, not that I would (how many icons can a single app have after all) it's just such a strange constraint. Just wondering, how do they know if you're using more than the requisite number of icons, or if (in Iconic's case) you use them for more than one project on a single license? I doubt Iconic (which from what I understand is just a three person company) has the resources or time to chase after these types of violations. Not to mention the original kickstarter had no such restrictions. So all they're doing is making theoretical criminals out of poor designers, or worse: loosing potential customers who can't afford to buy a new license for each project. In stream line's case it's even more bizarre; are they really going to go around counting the number of icons you use in your project? How do they even track if you're using a single icon?