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Re:We're sorry, but Wufoo is not for your country or region. by waqasaday on Sunday April 15, 2012 @05:43PM (#3844867)
It is not the solution at all, in any way. For example: Banning Iran from your online services is making it difficult for change makers to succeed.

Tools must be global.

Re:We're sorry, but Wufoo is not for your country or region. by ScottWhigham on Monday April 16, 2012 @01:25PM (#3848327)
For you to say with such certainty that Wufoo's reasoning for not enabling accounts from Pakistan is not due to fraud is just plain misleading. You either don't know why, or you've been told why and are hiding the true reason from us.

And what do you mean, "Tools must be global"? You aren't paying Wufoo's bills or salaries - what right do you have to demand that they make their service available where/when they do not wish to? Also, Wufoo is a service, not a tool IMO. A tool is something like grep.

Re:We're sorry, but Wufoo is not for your country or region. by dmils4 on Sunday April 15, 2012 @07:30PM (#3845142)
This reminds me of how Facebook was having issues with apps sending message spam within Facebook, so they prevented apps from initiating messages and instead forced apps to spam outside of Facebook (by just asking for and using your email). Out of sight, out of mind!