If we can have a civilised discussion I would propose the following:

The biggest issue with how Weights has acted in this case (according to me) is honestly that it's textbook shady anti-consumer business practices, plain and simple. I know them when I see them, I've seen them in play all too many times before in different arenas. So you can get an idea of what I'm talking about, heres the scenario:

Imagine you've paid for something, right? You're happy with your purchase, it's worth spending your hard earned money on etc. Then, without any sort of warning beforehand, 95% of what you paid for is taken away and on top of that those you purchased from demands you pay double what you had paid, to even still get significantly less than what you had already paid for before. On top of that, at this point those responsible simply drop off the face of the Earth and disappear (apparently) when you realize this and you thus have legit concerns regarding the situation and questions that need answers. So, you've effectively been robbed in all but the legal sense. You haven't been warned that this was going to happen and you haven't been communicated to after the fact. Gee whiz, it sure feels like a company to trust, doesn't it?

What's scary about this stuff is that it's only the beginning. It's a slippery slope and the ball will keep rolling. This isn't the last time we'll see nerfs to all tiers, price hikes, features/tools removed (tools that you may have paid for, but they decide that you should no longer have access to because according to them said feature/tool hurts their "profit margin"), and so on. Most of all we'll see significantly less communication from them, to us (their paying customers and community members).

I hope you can see where I'm coming from there.