> Most people won't do it when it's offered. I hope this has actually been tested, and that this is not a (quite reasonable) assumption. (but per below, it's n

> Most people won't do it when it's offered. I hope this has actually been tested, and that this is not a (quite reasonable) assumption. (but per below, it's not easy to test) But when you say "most won't do it when it's offered", surely it has to be a higher percentage than people who choose to sign up for a subscription when offered? (though yes, a subscription will bring more revenue) I guess this mostly annoys me because I've personally never been offered. And I would. > The few who do aren't enough to be worth implementing it. Not only that, but also micro transactions are not very profitable, after CC fees. I still believe that a working standard micro transactions system would be great. It has a bootstrapping problem, though.