In reply to Vlad.

Oh yes, I am after all Mark "over generalizing" k. :)
As someone smart said,

But the basic rule of web development is that "designers should design, developers implement and users add content". The premise of all the page builders is that users do the design and skip development which tends to end in horrible sites. And by your own description you have a page builder. In addition this is a portfolio theme but also a shop theme.... Do you see why I get the impression it is a kitchen sink theme?

Not that you don't have nice touches like the support for post formats, but the only way I can justify that price point is if the theme fits exactly my needs or that it is modular with a supper great code that will not try to kill me when I will try to modify the theme's behavior.

.... but I am not a typical TF user, so probably my opinion doesn't count much.

As for the GPL, there is nothing "dark" about others distributing your code, this is essential part of the license and it is neither "dark" nor "white", it is designed like that so users will not be held "hostages" by software companies (you should read the history of GPL and why RMS started it). Business built on GPL are essentially supposed to give the software for free and make money from support. From that POV a 225$ to answer one question is too expensive and other people will come and offer support for a smaller fee. The ability to make such decisions is what separates the woothemes of the world from the jigsjhops of the world and there is nothing "dark" about such decisions, business exist to earn money not to win popularity contests.