For those of us who've used it from the beginning, we were also willing alpha-testers. The free, unlimited use, license is what got so many people using Fusion 360. When Autodesk started locking down parts of the free license, I wasn't happy. If I were also a for profit business I'd want to pay for an appropriate license. I get that Autodesk is a for profit business. I've been fighting licensing issues for five days now and I'm fed up.
Try as I might, Autodesk thinks I should have an educational license, and won't allow me to renew a personal license. Last week I went to go give a new Fusion 360 user a primer on how to use it, and instead showed that new Fusion 360 user how solidly locked out of Fusion 360 I was. I put up with it, even tried to give back where I could since the software was free and had promise. I've spent years dealing with unstable, constantly changing versions of Fusion 360.
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