The Trial vs Standard Edition doesn't feel fair

[MilkieTea]

As a free trial, albeit an extremely generous one. You seem to be struggling with this.

It is an extremely generous free trial. I don't see what this person doesn't understand about that - it's a free trial. You don't go to a restaurant, ask for a taste of their finest meal, then buy that finest meal, decide you don't want to actually pay so ask for them to cut out tiny bits of that meal.

[Vahlnir]

You don't go to a restaurant, ask for a taste of their finest meal, then buy that finest meal, decide you don't want to actually pay so ask for them to cut out tiny bits of that meal.

Exactly. lol That's not how businesses work.

[Rivlet]

It is an extremely generous free trial. I don't see what this person doesn't understand about that - it's a free trial. You don't go to a restaurant, ask for a taste of their finest meal, then buy that finest meal, decide you don't want to actually pay so ask for them to cut out tiny bits of that meal.

That metaphor fails to address this context in every way, not to mention that there's a contradiction in it.

[Fland]

That metaphor fails to address this context in every way, not to mention that there's a contradiction in it.

Perhaps it's more like this: You go into a restaurant and try out their free breadsticks. You like them, so you order and pay for a meal. But then in the middle of eating your meal, you decided the meal it's not worth your pay and ask the chef to turn the meal into the free breadsticks, which they can't do.