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> Why wouldn't people pay for something highly useful? Typically because they can easily get it for free. Perfect case study is WinRar. How many people actua
by hightrix 2y ago
> Why wouldn't people pay for something highly useful?
Typically because they can easily get it for free. Perfect case study is WinRar. How many people actually bought a license for software they used daily?
- ghodith 2y agoSo then don't make it free?
- KerryJones 2y agoI think you're missing a case here -- if they remove it, and they can get along without it without much trouble, I'd argue it isn't highly useful. Just because it has frequent use doesn't mean it's highly useful.