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Does anyone know for sure that $5 is actually sustainable? Just because it's non-zero doesn't automatically mean it'll be around for the long run.
by amirmc 13y ago
Does anyone know for sure that $5 is actually sustainable? Just because it's non-zero doesn't automatically mean it'll be around for the long run.
- smackfu 13y agoExactly. A few services have popped up that are $10 or $15 a year. Probably enough to pay for servicing your account but if the service isn't popular, and there are only 100 users, that developer is not going to commit that much time or energy to the service and may just pull the plug after a year or earlier. As long as they refund your money, you can't complain, right?
- ryanklee 13y agoDoes anybody know for sure that anything is actually sustainable at any price point for any number of users? Buying into a service, either through time or money means risk on the part of a user, no matter free or paid. Something remains open or something closes. Who knows. I hate to sound like a god damned schmuck, but there are no guarantees in life, not the least of which when it comes to such frivolities as rss feeds.