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This is the funniest solution I've ever seen. I've been using Copilot for a long time, and switched to it from Cursor. It was something new and convenient for me. I pay for a subscription and for paid queries, and again... WE PAY FOR PAID QUERIES! Are we all just using the free version? Nope, we're all paying, and we've stopped getting a decent, working service.

What's the logic? You don't need the money or what? If everything is getting more expensive, maybe... RAISE PRICES? I think I'll let you in on a secret: if you raise your prices, you can earn more and avoid wasting the time and energy of those who pay you.

So, if anyone has similar solutions, maybe it's time to go back to Cursor or try something new?

They blocked my previous discussion, but I think the more topics are created, the more people will know about this crap and won't spend money here.

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