lukakopajtic

You wrote one of the solutions as if it conflicts with the other one.

Let's raise the tax on an activity according to its negative side effects, while pointing out individuals that do a lot of it and dont take personal responsibility.

Adding this to my list of writing tips. I agree that quickly brain-dumping your ideas is a great way to start great writing - especially since I took literally months to finally put my first post online. But I think it helps to take your time to edit the writing. This is how you make it really clear, concise, and impactful.

Nothing is free. I think we've all learned that by now. AI issues aside, think about the data you're locking forever when switching to Affinity. As much as we all hate Adobe, their formats are at least reverse-engineered and their specs published. With Canva's new free toy, you don't get that luxury. All of your work and data are basically locked forever in their proprietary format that no open-source software can read. So it's really up to Canva to decide for how long you get to play for free and under what rules.