If you read really closely you can see the semantic game. They're not making the "Free Forever" account not-free, they're terminating free accounts. So it was "free forever", where "forever" is implicitly defined as "as long as free accounts exist."
As a guy running a small time SaaS, I get needing to make money. Just don't do entirely misleading things like using the word "forever." They're now on record as being a company that doesn't keep its promises. Everyone should act accordingly.
As a guy running a small time SaaS, I get needing to make money. Just don't do entirely misleading things like using the word "forever." They're now on record as being a company that doesn't keep its promises. Everyone should act accordingly.