tylerhannan

Absolutely.

Working on updating the FAQ and tooltips now and sharing your feedback. <3

It's Tyler from ClickHouse.

Check out the response below that has a reference to some of our billing FAQs.

Questions of ethics are interesting...

As a disclaimer, I work at ClickHouse looking after DevRel. I can’t speak for what you find appropriate for your needs. But, I believe our perspective is clear. If you didn’t see it:

https://clickhouse.com/blog/we-stand-with-ukraine/

If/as you give it a go in the future...do let us know what is working and what could be better. We do, in fact, care.

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Not tango12 but...for your convenience...

https://hasura.io/docs/1.0/graphql/core/guides/mysql-preview...

Tyler from Fauna here.

Thanks for this...seeing folk use what we are working on is always compelling and detailed tutorials like this make getting started heaps more accessible.

You can probably guess my email (or can find me in the Fauna Slack) feel free to shout if you want to share more about your experiences or have more feedback.

One of the awesome things about our products is that people care deeply about them. There is one thing, in particular, I want to address.

'If Elastic were truly committed to transparency, they would release the terms of their new Eula immediately...'

We are working on it. This change is not one that was taken lightly and we have to ensure we have the right language for when we do release the license, etc. We will put it online as soon as we are able.

We are committed to transparency and, also, we are committed to our users.

Yes, we are asking for a fair bit of trust...and I hope we continue to prove ourselves worthy of that trust.

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I'm sorry to hear it was painful to pay us...I wish that wasn't the case.

If you want, I'd be happy to talk more about it so that we can understand where we can improve. Feel free to email me tyler.hannan<at>elastic.co

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In 6.3, telemetry (‘phone home’) is an opt-in only feature for both the free and paid components of X-Pack. We won’t be tracking any identification, so even if users opt-in to telemetry, there is no way to turn that into a sales strategy.

Suing users is a pretty terrible business practice and not, at all, a funnel creation opportunity.

Re. License, there are a few FAQs on https://www.elastic.co/products/x-pack/open#faq that may help clear up any misunderstandings. Free features are free and governed by the Elastic EULA but are enabled by default. Paid features are available through an opt-in trial and, if they help solve a problem, can be purchased.

<disclaimer: I work at Elastic in Developer Relations>