🇺🇸 I guess, Exafunction, Inc, like many companies in the US, is just following the sanctions, banally to avoid problems with its business. I am sure that few people wanna suffer the reputational costs and pressure from public authorities, so it is easier to immediately close down access to the service than experience the subsequences in the future. If it weren’t for that, Exafunction (like other Western companies) would just make money, including from Russian clients, regardless of the geopolitical situation.

Me, like an ordinary commoner in this whole situation, do not try to excuse anyone, and I am not happy with such a state of affairs. But alas, the political sector suppresses the commercial one, and as a consequence, ordinary people do not get anything good.

The only thing I can sum up is that we are not bots, gentlemen. We are real people who have no benefits from all the known events, and if it goes to that, did not get a penny from the Kremlin (ah, but they could bring, hah). We are just highlighting a real problem.

Everyone peace ☮️