StudioChatGPT long-time subscriber criticizes OpenAI's shift to shared token quotas in December without published limits
Original title: Loyalty means NOTHING to OpenAI and they just proved it.
A user who has paid for ChatGPT since the GPT-4 days and kept training enabled posted a critique of OpenAI: starting in December, Plus/Pro/Business will move to a shared token-based system for ChatGPT and Codex, yet as of November OpenAI has not announced how large the quotas are, leaving subscribers unable to evaluate their subscription's value. The author notes new subscribers get the same allowance as long-time ones with no grandfathering or loyalty multiplier, and asks OpenAI to publish the actual limits before December and reward longtime customers.
A first-hand account from a long-time subscriber capturing the uncertainty around the shift to shared token quotas, useful for observing the user-platform pricing dynamic.
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