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Reader Comments (4)
Posted: Oct 30th 2008 9:27AM (Unverified) said
Most of us don't buy services based on "give me these features and I'll pay whatever it takes." They buy them based on "I can pay $X and that will get me this subset of features, and I'll deal with it."
LL's assumptions are wrong. If the openspace regions are being overused and are causing issues, hardcode limits into them. I don't think people would be upset about that kind of move.
(And how can you go overboard on a region's limits, anyway? Was it poor programming on LL's part?)
Posted: Oct 30th 2008 9:32AM Wispur said
Posted: Oct 30th 2008 10:12AM (Unverified) said
Posted: Oct 30th 2008 2:02PM (Unverified) said
That's what makes this a double-whammy. They are changing the specs into something else than what I signed up for (going from light use to something which apparently is appropriate for subletting to tenants, since that's what some people seem to be doing), *and* requiring me to pay heavily for this new product/feature set or lose what I have invested so far.