I want to echo what someone said in the past few weeks:
We could really use some assurance that the rug won’t be ripped out from under us and it seems that the founders’ intentions are really all that stand in-between us and money-grubbing policies that would kill many of our apps.
Why not put something in the terms-and-conditions that legally commits bubble to not changing bottom-line pricing on a given app beyond a certain % per year per app or per capacity usage, etc. (or something. I’m not a pro at these things. I’m more of a philosopher than a lawyer 
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God forbid the founders are ever hit by a truck, but if the software giant that they are making is going to keep its heart long-term their intentions need to be legally knit into the organization. No company should consider itself immune to moral decay. Give your users legal rights to what you want them to have or there’s little-to-no chance that they will have it in 20-30 years.