Currently, when your contracts renew, they renew so that there is period time left. This can create some confusing spending mechanics, where the first time you create contracts, you pay for 3 months of storage, but each time you renew after that you pay for 6 weeks of storage. It also means that up to your full allowance gets spent every 6 weeks, and users might be expecting that allowance to cover 3 months of storage, because indeed it does cover 3 months of storage for the first iteration only.
We can clear up a lot of this confusion just by making the allowance extend by the full period instead of extending up to the full period of time remaining.
Currently, when your contracts renew, they renew so that there is
period
time left. This can create some confusing spending mechanics, where the first time you create contracts, you pay for 3 months of storage, but each time you renew after that you pay for 6 weeks of storage. It also means that up to your full allowance gets spent every 6 weeks, and users might be expecting that allowance to cover 3 months of storage, because indeed it does cover 3 months of storage for the first iteration only.We can clear up a lot of this confusion just by making the allowance extend by the full period instead of extending up to the full period of time remaining.