Oh I did. I got rid of it. Inspiring both constant censure and the kind of response you're giving drove me to despair.

I don't write things for public consumption now.

But we're not talking about me or the post. We're talking about your refusal to engage with the implications of what the project did.

I don't care what Datastar does. I'd never use Datastar. Looks like exactly what I don't need. They can certainly govern their product as they see fit.

But I've disassociated from projects for less egregious unannounced terms changes. And I've never had that decision come out for the worst, only neutral or better.

Good luck with your future endeavors, I guess.

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