Ha, well, it’s not the half-assedness or brokenness that justifies the premiumness, just that the half-assedness and brokenness means support cost for us in making it work correctly. As long as, from the user’s point of view, it does work correctly, I’m ok with that justification for something being premium. In the “No Carrots For You” section of our announcement of the premium plans we list the justifications for making features premium.
We’ve been thinking about this again lately. I’ll start a new thread at some point but we’re thinking of ditching “Plan Bee” and adding a “Fuzzy Buzzy” plan.