I have been a paid user since way before the paid user debacle when you just started charging for items we already had access to and removed function's from the free version, a long time. So I wasn't surprised to get an email today asking to take a survey "to improve the Joist experience" . However beyond, the how big, how much and what I do questions the rest of them point directly to a future joist price hike. Asking what existing features were valuable to me and what I would be willing/unwilling to pay for the app. The survey offered no options for user input other than what the survey's maker wanted. Nowhere could I add what I truly found valuable or lacking in the app for which a list exists that I have conveyed to you over the years and never have these feature requests, say like an auto save feature, been implemented. So to your users this survey will not be used to make the app better, it will be used to remove items or charge more for them. Like the addition of photos, at one time a free feature but now it's $12 per month. The way it reads, if enough users find it valuable we will soon pay more for it. Survey also references "Buying" the app but as you know we merely rent it for $12 or $29 per month. Look, we aren't marks or stupid. If you truly want to make our experience with the app better, consider asking us what we want or don't wont without prefilled dropdown boxes of already existing features. Otherwise, you're simply fishing for info on how much you can get away with on future price hikes and putting a smiley face emoji on it. That's offensive.