I was reading yesterday's blog post on finding rhetorical questions using L7. When I went to try it out, I discovered, since I'm not one of the "haves", that I don't have the Speech Acts dataset.
Every single blog post, help file, tip, etc., should have a disclaimer on it, such as "Logos Now only" or "Full Feature Set only," etc., so those of us not in the high cotton don't waste our time learning about neat new features we don't actually have.
Here's what the blog claims-
That's pretty clear. But it doesn't unless you are one of the "haves". I have L7 but I don't have the Speech Acts dataset.
I just don't have hundreds (or thousands) of dollars to throw down every time FL needs some cash flow.
Since FL saw wisdom in creating (at least) two classes of users, they ought to differentiate between what the haves and the have-nots can actually do when posting tips, blog posts, and help files. It is the least they could do for its second-class citizens.
