I won't deny it was a genius discovery and clever tactic but horribly detrimental to those of us who rely on these free and excellent services daily for genuine use cases.
I like the free minutes approach rather than paywall or credits.
However I wouldn't mind GitHub requiring credit or debit card information to prevent abuse. Similar to how Firebase prevents abuse by requiring your card details. It works.
I agree with you. It’s a real problem, I hope as I’ve mention that they will find a solution that doesn’t require limiting others (aka us) for something abusers do, but rather changing the approach of the whole system
This is insane.
I won't deny it was a genius discovery and clever tactic but horribly detrimental to those of us who rely on these free and excellent services daily for genuine use cases.
I like the free minutes approach rather than paywall or credits.
However I wouldn't mind GitHub requiring credit or debit card information to prevent abuse. Similar to how Firebase prevents abuse by requiring your card details. It works.
I agree with you. It’s a real problem, I hope as I’ve mention that they will find a solution that doesn’t require limiting others (aka us) for something abusers do, but rather changing the approach of the whole system
Not everyone has easy access to a credit card. Nothing Genius about it.
What about privacy issues?? I don't want to give my card info to Microsoft or any company for that matter.