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Given your model, consider publishing a time-to-live metric: if you get no further donations, this is how long the service will last. Then people who care abou
by w10-1 2y ago
Given your model, consider publishing a time-to-live metric: if you get no further donations, this is how long the service will last.
Then people who care about 1 month, 1 year, or 10 years can decide accordingly.
And also describe the processes for extracting data, etc.
Finally, talk about your motivations. You raise the issue by pricing at $0 without addressing the concerns that raises, in a era when "free" means the user is the product and when LLM's are a giant content vacuum that copies without attribution.
- siegers 2y agoThis great feedback - thank you. I like the idea of the TTL. That's interesting if we continue on the current route. Similar to the "open start up" concept and publishing available runway, etc.
- maicro 2y agoAn addition could be a "bounty program" - let donors choose what features to "boost" (prioritize development on). That gives donors a tangible benefit and a feeling of community / ownership, as they can help guide the project in multiple ways.