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... so it's a 30 day free trial? I love GitHub (and am a happy micro plan subscriber), but this deal just seems... well... kinda yawn.
by snprbob86 16y ago
... so it's a 30 day free trial?
I love GitHub (and am a happy micro plan subscriber), but this deal just seems... well... kinda yawn.
- thibaut_barrere 16y agoThe deal seems yawn because as micro-plan subscribers, we're not able to take benefit of it! If I hadn't a micro plan already, I would definitely give it a try.
- igravious 16y agoSo would I, and I did! Sweet nectar baby.
- kneath 16y agoOr maybe we're just testing out a new feature we just built that might be a bit bigger than 30-days free micro before we start pushing it out more. You never know.
- ryanwaggoner 16y agoYou never know. Exactly, so I might as well be committing to signing up for a paid plan. EDIT: Not trying to be snarky, I'm a ridiculously happy micro subscriber, just don't see the real appeal of this...
- timcraft 16y agoThe obvious guess would be coupon codes (?). Looks like there's a CSS bug on /account/billing - the coupon rows probably shouldn't change background colour on hover.
- DanielRibeiro 16y agoAgreed. Bitbucket offers unlimited private (and pubilc as well) repos for up to 5 committers. Github is great for public repos though. It would be great if github offered one free private repo (up to x committers) as well.