@Marie

Honestly many of us are grateful to the extent that we didn't have to fight tooth and nail to the very bitter end (lawyers, etc.) to get existing customer's license terms back. Many of us were willing to and it's a mild relief that we didn't have to go that far (mind you it shouldn't have been an issue in the first place). I don't mind saying that I'm less likely to be spitting fire and brimstone; but that doesn't mean we're not wary going forward and weighing our options heavily before making any new purchases(if we make them at all).

Not to say that it needs to be hearts and flowers but showing mild appreciation (thanks for honouring our licenses) that they took what we said and reversed their decision never hurts; as stated they could have attempted to fight us to the end (which is what I thought was going to happen) and that wouldn't have been pleasant for anyone. Although, like mentioned, many of us are sure that the only reason things worked out like they did is because Woo got caught with their hand in the cookie jar and called out on it in a way (WP Tavern, DevPress, Twitter, FB, etc.) that cast a lot of negative light on them.

The only reason that I'd make purchases going forward (if I'm working on a WooCommerce based site) is that I trust the quality that comes from some of the developers behind those products and would want to support them. Before purchasing anything new from Woo I'll likely be contacting those developers to see if they'll be selling individually from the Woo site. At this point I'd rather give my money to the source of the plugin and not the source of the problem when the option is available.