The bigger problem is that the weekly included allowance that used to last days is now disappearing in a few hours. So once that quota is gone, “buy credits” basically means:
Pay $200/month for Pro → burn the weekly allowance in hours → start paying metered credits just to continue working.
Some of us already have multiple $200 accounts because of this.
We’re not asking for unlimited compute. We’re asking for a $200 premium plan to provide predictable professional capacity instead of becoming an entrance fee before the real bill starts.
If the answer to exhausting a $200 plan in hours is simply “buy more credits”, then at some point it isn’t a $200 subscription anymore.
@bensmithrugby Now use the current trend:
Since 2018: SA lead NZ 11–7–1.
Last 10: SA 8–2 NZ.
Points: 277–202.
2026 series: SA 3–1.
Historical volume is not current superiority.
Every time the present looks uncomfortable, you just move the starting line further back. 🇿🇦
The All Blacks decline isn’t a Springbok story.
2016–19: 83% win rate, 7 losses in 53 Tests.
2020–now: 70% win rate, 22 losses in 80.
They’re losing Tests at more than double the rate.
Different opponents. Different countries. Different broadcasters.
Same trend. The problem is bigger than South Africa.
@thsottiaux@victornunez Why call it weekly usage if its only few hours????dont know how you guys get this efficiency from rest of us cant call this the same
@LeinsterClub You’re lecturing four-time world champions about “navigating a series of challenges” when Ireland haven’t navigated a single World Cup quarter-final.
Eight attempts. Eight defeats.
We collect trophies. You police captions.
Hope this helps. 🇿🇦