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I think I can kind of understand those users: I like paying for apps but a number of them will still try to abuse me by adding all kinds of monthly payments etc
by reitanqild 8y ago
I think I can kind of understand those users: I like paying for apps but a number of them will still try to abuse me by adding all kinds of monthly payments etc, start adding ads, remove the features I bought it for etc.
I also acknowledge there is a problem where authors should be able to secure an income to do security updates etc and I've no "one-size-fits-all solution" to it but I think between
- feature keys for new features
- optional extra services (support, server side ocr etc)
- reasonable fees for special cases (for example I loved to pay USD 1 a year for a user friendly, secure messaging service that promised not to spam me, datamine my data or leak it voluntarily.)
- etc
there should be room for better alternatives than many of the ones we have today.
- eitland 8y ago> reasonable fees for special cases Who'd like to pay for a stackoverflow clone without the most annoying stackoverflow rules? I mean, - a site not focused on curating knowledge but on asking and answering questions? That answer could of course be: have you looked at this <embed or link>? But nobody should be punished for asking again and certainly nobody should be punished for answering a duplicate.