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Changing the policy is not a complete u-turn on the policy. The trust is gone.
by GreenJon 3y ago
Changing the policy is not a complete u-turn on the policy. The trust is gone.
- Supply5411 3y agoA short term memory is an acceptable substitute for trust
- Macha 3y agoHonestly, a u-turn is not enough because of the broken trust. They'd need to cut off their (perceived or real) ability to "change the deal" like this again. Like make it clear you get a perpetual license to distribute the unity runtime for products produced while using a validly licensed unity editor. Make it so the customer has to take some affirmative action (not just clickthrough a generic new version TOS screen) to upgrade to any new TOS version which removes that license.