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would you consider having a discounted version for educational accounts? As a grad student I would find this immensely useful, but I couldn't necessarily afford
by tehwalrus 14y ago
would you consider having a discounted version for educational accounts? As a grad student I would find this immensely useful, but I couldn't necessarily afford it/justify the extra expense.
e.g. Prezi give 2nd tier accounts to academic email addresses for 1st tier price (free).
obviously, it seems fair to wait until the system has a good revenue stream before adding this kind of discount...
- zrail 14y agoI would definitely consider it. Go ahead and sign up for a beta invite and I'll add it to the todo list.
- tehwalrus 14y agoThanks, have done. Just FYI, I didn't even click on the pricing buttons to see that there was even a beta! Brain got to the 'it costs $5 per month' stage and went 'awwwww...'
- fiddlosopher 14y agoYou could always install pandoc locally. It's free, and it's the same software docverter is using. (For PDF output, you'd also need to install texlive, but that too is free.)