Oooh we have hashtags now...
Obviously I'll start #capetown #southafrica :)
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Nik Spyratos
@NikSpyratos
Building no-nonsense web products for startups and scaleups, with Laravel. Organiser of Laravel Cape Town
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It seems to be because you'll be shown both a post, and a post + latest reply in the feed
Yeah it's a pro/con - if I'm using it for clients, I could get them to foot the bill, no sweat.
But if I'm trying to use this for my own projects it gets pricey unless I hit some profitability jackpot quickly.
My view is mostly from the developer-consumer standpoint rather than the freelancer-corporate one (where this is basically a no-brainer spend already)
Not sure if anyone else shares the sentiment... love Flux, but per-project pricing is offputting personally.