Why is there a limit on creating new tables?
I completely understand if you want to limit table creation on sim.ai or Copilot-generated workflows, since those are paid services intended for general users. However, for self-hosting, I think imposing feature limitations such as restricting the number of tables created is inappropriate.
If your service’s original goal supports self-hosting, users who self-host are already managing and providing their own infrastructure. The table data is also stored on the user’s own storage and resources, not yours. Because of that, restricting the number of tables that can be created does not seem reasonable, even if the project is open source.
Why is there a limit on creating new tables?
I completely understand if you want to limit table creation on sim.ai or Copilot-generated workflows, since those are paid services intended for general users. However, for self-hosting, I think imposing feature limitations such as restricting the number of tables created is inappropriate.
If your service’s original goal supports self-hosting, users who self-host are already managing and providing their own infrastructure. The table data is also stored on the user’s own storage and resources, not yours. Because of that, restricting the number of tables that can be created does not seem reasonable, even if the project is open source.