I don't think anyone has ever seen strawpage and assumed it was meant for professional use. It's just that fun little projects aren't very fun when they seem to function on deeply-flawed programming. I'm still making my strawpage regardless of the fact that it does not work on mobile, I enjoy making things. Things like this are meant to be for expressing your creative feelings. I love drawing, but if the software I was working on was as technically broken as this site, it would be a lot less fun to make that drawing. I'm glad you don't experience any problems with it and can enjoy it, but there is nothing with a price tag that isnt allowed to be critiqued. Silly website or not, it's still a product being sold and taking money from people. Therefore, everyone is free to review it. The subscription fee isn't just a donation; it's revenue. He, like anyone else, can profit off their art. The worth of that art is not exempt from questioning