I just did.
> I dont understand this sense of entitlement regarding free services.
This free service just made it look as if I endorse a bunch of companies and decided to change my site from non-commercial to commercial. That's my prerogative.
> And it is not like disqus did not warn its users , they did. Dont like it ? use something else.
They may have warned, I definitely did not receive it, they changed the terms of service post the part where I signed up and defaulted me to behaviour under the new terms of service. That is 'bait-and-switch'.
> then stop using that service , what's the big deal ? did you pay for it ? no. So there is no binding contract between them and you.
Actually, their terms of service bind me and them, sure they can change the terms but those are not the terms that I agreed to when I signed up and I don't go around checking the terms of service every 3 days to see if someone is up to something sneaky.
Whether I paid for it or not is not material.