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Tadalist and Writeboard both say: `But don’t worry — any [x] you already created here at [y].com will continue to work` Which is nice. Of the above, the only
by Smudge 14y ago
Tadalist and Writeboard both say:
`But don’t worry — any [x] you already created here at [y].com will continue to work`
Which is nice.
Of the above, the only thing I might take issue with is the stranding of legacy Basecamp customers. Why don't they want to migrate? What can 37signals do for them? Answering these questions is important, and if they are already working on this then I see no problems.
- geekfactor 14y agoFried discusses some of these issues in a recent mixergy interview: http://mixergy.com/basecamp-build-products-that-people-love-with-jason-fried/ http://mixergy.com/basecamp-build-products-that-people-love-...
- damncabbage 14y agoWhy don't they want to migrate? In our case, it's the price hike ($29 -> $50). We're a not-for-profit and have a tough time paying for this stuff; we need to stick with Basecamp "Classic" for the time being.
- xutopia 14y agoI thought they had a free plan for non-profits... you should ask them.
- damncabbage 14y agohttp://help.37signals.com/basecamp/questions/156-do-you-have-special-pricing-for-non-profits-universities-or-other-groups-in-need http://help.37signals.com/basecamp/questions/156-do-you-have... http://37signals.com/svn/posts/2580-why-non-profit-pricing http://37signals.com/svn/posts/2580-why-non-profit-pricing Nope. (We're not helping hurricane victims or the like, more a club that only just breaks even running an event once a year.)