kingratgraphics
posted this
02 September 2022
As a designer, I find some of those limitations unnecessary and burdensome to work around. My client purchased the license that I use, and it's very difficult to justify to them why they must upgrade again for these restraints, particularly since they've already paid for their subscription, so why pay again? Yet I wholly agree with them because the next upgrade will probably have more limitations, and so on.
I wish you wouldn't restrict any common tools or tasks. It feels a bit scammy to do that after already paying you to use your technology, as all it does is waste your paid customers' time in figuring out how to get around them and source the Code somewhere else to add to your code, which delays us and is anti-productive.
As a designer, I find some of those limitations unnecessary and burdensome to work around. My client purchased the license that I use, and it's very difficult to justify to them why they must upgrade again for these restraints, particularly since they've already paid for their subscription, so why pay again? Yet I wholly agree with them because the next upgrade will probably have more limitations, and so on.
I wish you wouldn't restrict any common tools or tasks. It feels a bit scammy to do that after already paying you to use your technology, as all it does is waste your paid customers' time in figuring out how to get around them and source the Code somewhere else to add to your code, which delays us and is anti-productive.