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A hint towards their answer is when they said "(and sometimes even within the same city)". Because it's important to them to allow for non-location-based price
by dsjoerg 6y ago
A hint towards their answer is when they said "(and sometimes even within the same city)". Because it's important to them to allow for non-location-based price adjustment, they simply leave it up to the user.
- OJFord 6y agoThat makes sense as 'pay what you think it's worth'/'can afford', both of which I think I've seen, but a city isn't both 'developing world' and not based on individuals' income or whatever. And now I quote that, is that the real wording? 'Regular' vs. 'developing world'? Idk, I won't speak for others, but I wouldn't phrase it like that myself.
- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agoThe wording thing is a fair point. I haven't noticed them juxtaposed in that way. Perhaps we'll change them to something less descriptive of the intended "audience". The "Low Cost" name does this at present. Thanks for pointing it out.