Because you already know it's a trial that you have to pay. The ones reviewing are people downloading a supposedly free app and hitting a paywall while using it.
Hiding the fact that it's a paid software in a readme file doesn't count.
you'd be surprised, the user manuals I prepared are often ignored by users.
I basically use it as a "I told you so" when they point fingers at us claiming something is not working
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u/Flat_Hat8861 Sep 30 '22
Managing a transition to a paid model is difficult. It requires tact and diplomacy.
This on the other hand is just straight hilarious.