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Hell I'm in - I learned enough in the short time I have been here to cover the amount. Thanks for a great site.
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I'm in.
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People never cease to amaze me. We all know that people only hear what they want to hear and after reading the threads here it is obvious that they only comprehend what they want when they read.
1. One person said that $50.00 per year would suit his budget better than $60.00 per year. After that several people said that they "were in" for $50.00 per year as though that now was the cost. The stated cost is $60.00 per year. 2. Goat Boy has stated several times that this is optional, NOT MANDATORY. You can continue using the site as you always have been without making a financial contribution. 3. The membership needs to be an annual payment. Goat Boy is an army of one trying to keep the site running, make improvements, etc. He does not need the added hassle of collecting a monthly fee from everyone. Hey, he is trying his very best to do us a favor by keeping this site active. How many of you have even the slighest idea of how much of his personal time and finances have been spent on this site? How many of you would give so freely of your time and money for a bunch of people who you didn't know, who at times do nothing but whine and complain, and when you ask for a little help from them tell you that you are being greedy and unreasonable. Think of it this way, how many of you would get up every morning and go to work if you weren't getting paid? Yea, that's right, go to work just for the hell of it. That is what you are asking him to do. To give freely of his time and money for a bunch of strangers and get nothing back in return. Would you do it? I know I wouldn't! |
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I'm willing to pay the $60.00 and would prefer to do this by PayPal or Money Order. [beer]....I like the idea of the one time $100.00 life time membership also, but that might not be enough to support the site over the long haul.
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Originally Posted By Tangle S: People never cease to amaze me. We all know that people only hear what they want to hear and after reading the threads here it is obvious that they only comprehend what they want when they read. 1. One person said that $50.00 per year would suit his budget better than $60.00 per year. After that several people said that they "were in" for $50.00 per year as though that now was the cost. The stated cost is $60.00 per year. 2. Goat Boy has stated several times that this is optional, NOT MANDATORY. You can continue using the site as you always have been without making a financial contribution. 3. The membership needs to be an annual payment. Goat Boy is an army of one trying to keep the site running, make improvements, etc. He does not need the added hassle of collecting a monthly fee from everyone. Hey, he is trying his very best to do us a favor by keeping this site active. How many of you have even the slighest idea of how much of his personal time and finances have been spent on this site? How many of you would give so freely of your time and money for a bunch of people who you didn't know, who at times do nothing but whine and complain, and when you ask for a little help from them tell you that you are being greedy and unreasonable. Think of it this way, how many of you would get up every morning and go to work if you weren't getting paid? Yea, that's right, go to work just for the hell of it. That is what you are asking him to do. To give freely of his time and money for a bunch of strangers and get nothing back in return. Would you do it? I know I wouldn't! View Quote Neither would I. I think the price was just an overwhelming number for some though (like me), especially when we all [i]suggested[/i] the membership fees, 1.) We ralled around a number 1/3 the size, and 2.) All of these extra "features" seem a bit too numerous, a few of them no member really ever thought of (probably b/c they would be unnecessary). I'm just trying to play mediator here and finding a good balance between price, functionality, and how *I* want/have to pay for this site. Nobody is disproving the logic behind the fee...it just hit us with a slightly higher "markup", if you will, then what everybody expected. There is bound to be skepticism. Jewbroni~ |
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I'm in for sure. But, can we pay by the minute like a phone card... Just kidding! i thought i'd join the 'pain-in-the-ass' club for a second.
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Jewbroni,
You statement was well said and logical. However everyone needs to keep in mind that the membership fee is not mandatory to keep using the site. As I understand it, it would only be necessary if you wanted access to the additional features. If one does not want access to those areas and doesn't think that they are necessary then one should not join as a paying member. When the group purchas was first announced "every one was in", some for as many as three of the limited editon rifles. This is the internet where everyone is anonymous. It didn't take a rocket scientist to realize that a good portion of those who said the wanted anywhere from one to three were reacting emotionally. That is easy to do when one is anonymous. I'm sure Goat Boy also knows that regardless of the amount set for membership that there are gong to be "tons of people" who at this point in time are saying "sign me up" and are doing so in good faith. However, when it comes time to actually make payment, just like the LEGP, only a portion will be willing to send their money. If every current user of this site would send $10.00 in cash to Goat Boy I'm sure that would adequetly cover his cost and pay for his time. That "ain't gonna happen". Realistically he will be lucky if he gets 200 people to pay for the privledge of keeping this site active. That will gross him $12,000.00 a year. Not even enough to cover operating cost let alone pay for his time. I guess my question is why would he want to spend such a tremendous amount of his time and money to keep this site available? If this is not going to be a profitable venture then I would recommend that he use his talent and knowledge, of which he has an extreme amount of, and money in a much more rewarding venture. Why do people think that this should be free to them? Just because this is the internet, is that why? If so that isn't even remotely logical. Do people really think that there is no cost involved? Name one business that has expenses that provides their services for free. Goat Boy, I would recommend that you set it up so you at least break even with your actual expensed and a reasonable reimbursement for your time. If the majority of those using the site can't understand that then let them take over the responsibility. I haven't seen anyone offer to join with you to share the cost as a partner. |
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OK I'm in. But $60 a yr can buy a lot of Spam. Guess I'll have to switch back to Top Ramen and hotdogs.
I like Pauls idea of getting a discount if you pay up front. How bout pay 1yr up front and get 2 mos free? |
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Originally Posted By David Hineline: I really don't mean to sound brash or insulting with this post. I am sure that they can make an exception for you though.... How about if they set up a paypal debit for you at $.14 cents a day? [>(] View Quote I like this! In fact, I make a bit of monthly money from my Money Market account with PayPal (I treat this account as my savings account, it's great). Tell ya what, if GB or EdSr. can incorporate a few different payment methods, such as this one, I'm in. It's not about how much I can afford; its about how much I can dish out [i]at one time[/i]. My income level is inconsistent with my spending level, just the breaks I guess. Jewbroni~ Sidenote - I still think $30/year would cover the, what is it, $2000/month server costs (what is our server cost? I've noticed our maximum bandwidth/capacity has dropped)? At a 1000 member subscription, that still allows for some space. Again, coming from a guy with no money, I think $60/year is still more than fair for the information derived from this website, plus the additional features that are being paid for. I'm just in dire requirement of payment options. |
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I’m in.
In the last year or so, I’ve saved A LOT OF MONEY because of the knowledge that the members have shared on both this site and the old AR-15.com. We’ve all been spoiled by the generosity of Ed and the others who make this site possible. Let me know where to send a check. |
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Wow... I figured some people would balk at the cost and just say they couldn't do it, but I never imagined people would lose focus so quickly and argue points which are not an issue.
How many times can I say this... well, perhaps once more... [size=4][b]MEMBERSHIP IS OPTIONAL. THOSE WHO WANT TO HELP CAN DO SO AND GAIN THE BENEFITS MENTIONED ON PAGE 1 AND THOSE WHO DO NOT, CAN CONTINUE TO USE THE SITE AS IT CURRENTLY EXISTS. THERE IS NO LOSS OF FUNCTIONALITY.[/b][/size=4] I would ask that those who are confused to please read through the thread and catch up on the discussion and the facts. The simple truth is that out of the 10k+ registered users, perhaps 200-500 truly enjoy and care about the site existing or not. Everyone else uses it as a resource because it is here. My goal was to provide things which people wanted and services which made sense to help make some of the cost/donation easier. Many of the free photo sharing sites will and have begun charging, thus why I wanted to push this into effect quicker. (Its actually done coding and really cool!) While free emails are everywhere, the email address was something of interest to everyone where many said they would pay to have one. (Remember that mail = mail servers which is another resource we've brought online.) So I felt this was a good compromise of services for the members/contributors. Also, I plan on addressing ideas and suggestions once memberships are online for further additions. This means that those extra features and tools will continue to grow with your input and my time. I just wanted to start this conversation early enough to get people excited and so they could start getting input on the tools and perhaps other things that may be very useful to have. I would expect at least a few weeks more of work before this becomes an option. -- GB |
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I'm in. Frankly, I don't need and can't use most of the extra features being offered (my computer is only one notch up from a coal-fired antique, don't have a scanner, etc.). I wonder how much that will drive up the operating costs, versus tangible benefits to the majority of members? None the less, I've enjoyed and learned enough from AR15.com that I'm happy to help out with the expenses. Thanks again to the Avilas and others who donate their time, money and effort to benefit us all!
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Actually, the Photo Storage system was made possible by a member who I want to thank properly when the membership stuff is completed. (No I have not forgotten you!)
He came out of nowhere and offered to help with information and excess hardware he had available and ended up contributing equipment for the machines which will handle the mass storage of pictures and files. Thus the picture sharing went from being something with high costs attached to it to being VERY affordable! A GREAT example of how some of the things in life seem to work out for the best and how you can never underestimate people. Just wanted to throw that in! -- GB |
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GB,
I am in. Just let me know where to send the $$$.... (I, unlike some, will gladly pay via CC over the net, PayPal, whatever, easier than scrounging up the cash for a MO)... [8D] WWoodworth |
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Just let us know which payments trace back to the U.S. Department of Treasury.
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I’ve given my time and energy freely to help others on this board, and will not
pay for the privilege of doing so, nor will I do so as a “second class” member. RK |
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Balming: Can I pay in liquor and whores instead of money? View Quote [b]NO! Shame on you! This site is above anything that low.[/b] . . [i]But I'm not,,,, you've still got my address, & phone #, right?[/i][:D] |
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There is no question in my mind that yes, some of the trouble makers will leave. At the same time some of the loyal AR15.com none paying members will find new places to hang out at the first sign of Paying Members get special treatment in the forums by the moderators or admin. This is a very touchy subject in the minds of some people. If your ISP give you free space to make a web page, then you already have a place to store and to post your pics. That's how I get my pics to post on AR15.com. Most of all ISP's offer 5mb of space per screen name as a bonus for using them as you Internet connection company. Some like Yahoo, its completely free to use and is 10mb of free space to use however you want. I am not trying to piss on anyone's idea. I have full understanding the cost in time and money to run or provide a service like AR15.com. But I can see where a paying membership even as just an option will and can cause a whole new set of problems. First and most part, paying members will consider themselves bullet proof when it come to post. Mainly no matter what they say that they will have some sort of protection from of being locked or deleted post. This will cost in new members as well as the older member for what ever reason decide not to pay for a membership. At this point of my life, I can't afford it even when its put to a person that its only $5 a month. As we all know that adds up to $60 per year, per person. So taking that number you times that by 100 paying members that's $6000 per year income generated for AR15.com inc. Off the top of my head when this move takes place it will be interesting how many do go into the long hull of the plan. In the next few months once this is up and running I see start paying membership numbers being 50 people give or take 10. With in 6 months I see a number that moves around maybe 100 strong. How ever the first time the sight has technical problems or people problems I also see that number dropping. People are very quick to swap around on the world wide web when it comes to what they get for their money. The demand most of all 100% none flawed connection, very little or no down time. And most of that they are treated like they are the only person in the world of any great importance. This means that members who chose not to pay for what ever reason will begin to be seen and treated as second rate people.
I am not for nor against this, and I have really no say in it one way or the other. I do feel that it might be the end of me here in the long run. Dave Dee NRA/ILA Member AR15.com Moderator of Reloading Forum A great place to get answers to your reloading questions. |
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id glady pay 60 dollers a year can i pay in 3 easy payments of 20 dollers each im a poor college student
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Sounds good! How about an easy pay-3 payment plan for those who cant cough up the full $60.00 at once.
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I don't have a problem with buying a subscription either. This is a very cool website. [beer]
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Very, very cool. Bring it on. I've saved myself and my dad so much money with this site, it's worth it to keep it alive and get some extra goodies for myself too. I'm not afraid to trust these GD and Ed either.
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Originally Posted By Righteous Kill: I’ve given my time and energy freely to help others on this board, and will not pay for the privilege of doing so, nor will I do so as a “second class” member. RK View Quote Geez... now we're talking segregation on the web site??? How hard is it to understand the point of all this? Why is it you guys want to make a debate of every little thing that happens in here? You know, I thought this was a very fair and easy way to get people to be more involved in supporting things. Cut the donations out of stuff you want to get and make it cheaper. So instead of paying say $25 for a shirt you can pay $20 (example not based on actual costs of items.) What's the difference? Some people can contribute if they so choose, so they get access to some kewl toys and a few extras. Nothing's changed, nothing is different. You don't want to help for whatever reason, great, fine, NO BIG DEAL. This is the friggen point, you are free to CHOOSE. There will be no special treatment, the same rules apply to everyone. This means if you abuse someone the post will be locked or deleted. You threaten or post garbage, you will have your account suspended. Member or not, contributor or not, personal friend or not. Last thing, billing and what not will be the big issue as well as how flexible we can and will make it. Monthly billing is most likely out, but perhaps 2 or 3 payments may be possible... it's still too early to figure that stuff out, but I will work on it. The site is my first concern, money comes second... -- GB |
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Quoted: Monthly billing is most likely out, but perhaps 2 or 3 payments may be possible... it's still too early to figure that stuff out, but I will work on it. The site is my first concern, money comes second... -- GB View Quote Now you're gettin' it. I think even I can scrounge up $20 if need be. And when I can mosey up $60, I'd be more than happy to pay for one yearly session in full. You have to think about it this way: if your power company charged you for the next year's worth of service, but didn't accomodate monthly payments, could you honestly cough up the cash? While we're dealing with numbers that are a thousand bucks less here, it's still just a matter of principle. Anyways, I'm just offering [i]suggestions[/i]. Don't let anybody outright tell you what you or EdSr. is doing is a bad idea, b/c it is damn well fine. Keep up the good work, and just keep us informed on the progress. Jewbroni~ |
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Goatboy, what happens 6 months after the payment system goes into affect and you see payments dropping off, like when JoeBlow gets tired of sending in a $5 check every month? Will you consider further restrictions on non-payers? Will you "nag" people into resuming old accounts or starting new ones?
What happens 12 months down the road when you're tired of dealing with complaints from paying members, bitch-fests from non-payers, and you're still not making enough $$$ to cover costs? FYI, I just contributed to the server fund myself, so it's not like I'm a cheap bastard. I think it's admirable to say, "count me in" but like others mentioned I think the actual participation rate will be low, and then you'll be hit with the scenarios mentioned above. I'd rather see a low fee ($10/year) that got people a lot of extra features for little cost, and then a gradual increase IF NECESSARY and/or additional features ala carte (I know, an administrative nightmare). Just some thoughts.... Scott |
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im in if i can send money to an adress im not into the over the internet pay thing.tell me were to send it and it will be sent
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This site is the BEST. I'm in but make several diffferent levels ( price) for those of modest income.
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Goatboy,
I am quite upset with you ! You haven't explained it well enough (with your 15,000,000+ posts here explaining that payment to AR15.com will never be a requirement to visit). Does this mean that if I do not pay you that my computer will stop working? Does this affect my telephone service? (or power and lights if I live in Kalifornia?) Will I have to turn my guns in to you if I cannot afford to pay the paltry amount of money that you are asking to just slightly cover some of the expenses to run this site? Can you please sell your house and all of your possessions to provide all of the new features for free to the members here ? Remember -- The internet is free, right? I don't get it? Some (and I stress -- SOME) of these people are CLUELESS! How many times do they have to be told that fees for membership ARE NOT REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE HERE JUST AS ALWAYS ....? Argggg! |
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For me there would be no added benefits, since I would probably not use the above mentioned "extra" utilities.
but still... I love this site. The people who post are varied in ideas, ideologies and background. Most are "individuals" who, like me understand that differences are necessary and required for growth, even if some do piss us off once in awhile. At the same time, we stand together in our beliefs for the 2nd Amendment, our right to defend ourselves and our loved ones, and well, hell... we like to shoot dammit. I dig this place. I've told myself that if there's something I can do to help keep it afloat, I'd do it. So... (in a very long winded sorta way).... Count me in. My E-mail is listed. Let me know when, and how to make "payments" or a "payment". Thank you for this site, and all the demented gun nuts that use it. Stewart [8P] Edited because I forgot to put the [8P] in it. |
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Originally Posted By John Feamster: I'm in. Frankly, I don't need and can't use most of the extra features being offered (my computer is only one notch up from a coal-fired antique, don't have a scanner, etc.). I wonder how much that will drive up the operating costs, versus tangible benefits to the majority of members? None the less, I've enjoyed and learned enough from AR15.com that I'm happy to help out with the expenses. Thanks again to the Avilas and others who donate their time, money and effort to benefit us all! [beer] John Feamster View Quote Mr. Feamster, I greatly enjoyed reading your wonderful book "Black Magic". So far I have read it twice and the second time I picked up on things that I missed the first time around. I keep your book nearby for reference, and I have shared it with two other AR shooters. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge. I also enjoy reading your articles in "Precision Shooting". I sent a question of price to CLE to build a custom rifle and have been anxiously waiting for 7 days. Some day soon I hope to be able to purchase a benchrest type AR upper from CLE. Congratulations on your "Screamer" group using the AR style rifle![beer] Are you going to write another book? I anxiously await. Goatboy, Thanks for the great site and let me know where to send the check. I check in to this site every day and have enjoyed it alot and have read great advise on the boards. It is a great way to start my day browsing the forums before I go to work.[bounce] Dan[smoke] |
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I 2nd that...Can I get an e-mail or info on when and where the new memberships take effect and where the check needs to be sent. (address..etc.) So the yearly is $60 how about two year memberships? Is there a discount?
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I'm going to have to agree with Jewbroni. While I probably could give $60 for this membership, I'm not really getting anything for my money. Yes I realize the cost to keep this site running, but I donated money to the server fund when I bought my LEGP. That is the major reason I am here. I'd be sad to see this site go though. I have learned a lot here. But $60 seems like a lot. Maybe when I graduate from college a get a better paying job I could pay that. But right now it just is not feasible. Most of my money is going to pay off my CC for the LEGP. I do appreciate the time and money put in to this site by GB and others, which is why I donated what I could. That's just my opinion though, and I am glad to see that membership is an option.
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This all seems simple and reasonable. We who throw in $60 get extra features. Let's not make it complicated. Maybe calling it "Premier" or "Marksman" level membership (or some other name) will make it more clear and prevent at least some misunderstandings.
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I hope you all aren’t pissing in my direction, especially you RBAD.
I read the new proposed board layout, they asked for our opinions and I gave mine. I’m sorry if it hurt some of your feelings. I’ve been on this board since sometime mid 99 and remember checking out the board as far back as 1998. Again, honestly, a picture by my name and access to the elitist section of this board isn’t worth $60 a year to me. However, this thread seems to indicate there are a lot of people willing to pay. Believe what DBrewer842 (Dave) has to say, this will turn into a first and second class membership, the picture and title next to the username will make sure of that. And I for one will not hang around here as a second class member. I understand that software, hardware, bandwidth, and time are not free, do what you have to do. Maybe this board has grown to big, and perhaps it’s time to thin the herd, maybe it will improve and not hinder the site. All my best wishes to AR-15.com and it’s future growth and longevity. Oh, and could you change my membership status to “Freeloader”. [b]R[/b]ighteous [b]K[/b]ill |
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As long as you accept M.O I am in :) and will gladly pay for more,nicer,expanded features :) |
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My $.02 worth: I think a lot of people will say they're "in" on this until it is time to pay....then I think you will see a limited number of folks come across with the money. $60 is a significant "investment" for a lot of people to put into what will be a "luxury" version of membership in a club which can be compared to memberships in other hobby types of clubs, etc. To me, it boils down to what you need to do to pay for operation of the site. If you are interested in making sufficient income to cover expenses, consider a lower annual fee...say $30 which I believe would bring in more paying members and more total revenue than the $60 membership. If covering all expenses is less of a concern and you want exclusivity, make the fee higher than $60, but be prepared to have fewer paying members and probably less total revenue.
I will be an enthusiastic participant at the level I can afford no matter how it goes. Kelly |
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We're talking 16¢ a day!!! About the cost of one round of .223 ammo.
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I will paY! I WANT THE EMAIL FORWARDING SERVICE!
Goatboy, please take my name and email. I love the idea. The email is worth the 5 bucks amonth. Scratch |
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hey! I am definitely in... i have my own website, and now the difficulties of managing and operating a site... i used to have a chatroom, forums and other things on my site which became too burdensome, and expensive...
i am certain that i would like to donate and become a member... i have benefited tremendously from this board, and expect to do so. just let me know where to send a check!!! Jeff C/NY~~ Blade http://www.JeffChung.com |
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GoatBoy: You requested opinions, and I'll be
happy to share mine. You need to carefully reconsider your price target and expected level of participation. This is your business. At first glance $60 appears WAY to high to me. Note I did not say I could or could not afford it, and I did not say I will or will not pay it. I would hazard a guess that you would end up with more net site income if you were in the $20 or maybe even $25 range. You can bet that Rush had scores of highly paid lawyers, consultants, and marketeers come up with the price he is charging for his website, which I think is in the range I suggested. Just one man's opinion... Treat it like a business, and a business decision. Product pricing is very important. The site deserves to do well and pay for itself, and pay well for the individual time you and others put into it. And one other friendly bit of advice, don't make ANY decisions based on how many folks type on their keyboards that "they are in". DanM |
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GB,
Screw it! I'm in!(At $60/yr) For the cost of a beer at the airport once a month I get access to just about any answer to any gun question I have. Hell I spend more than that on gas money to the library every year. I ran a public BBS in wisconsin at a long time ago.(First 386/33 dedicated to a BBS) Fido hub and all that crap. I lost money hand over fist relying on donations. Seems the same people kept giving, but the rest just floated along. I think your paradigm is sound. Jack |
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the porn site i go to is only $25 a year, and does quite well
but $50 for Ar15.com and no nekked women? me no think so and what happens if your pay the bucks and get kicked off for being an obnoxious idiot? refund ? |
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I won't balk at the fee for advanced and protected features.
I would rather send the fee in via the U.S. Mail in the form of a USPS Money Order. I would also like to protect my "Forum Identity". I want to use it on the advanced version. Others, too, may be wondering if they will lose the name they are known by now. I don't want to have to change ID's again. Would this be a problem? I'm looking forward to being a Charter Member! Instructions on sending in the fee again, please? |
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I probably wouldn't use the "extra" features but I enjoy coming to this web page and would love to support it.
One question though. Can we get Membership T shirts? |
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this is getting ridiculous...
pay $60, get extra features (i'm still in, by the way) NO NAKED CHICKS, SORRY don't pay, and do what you have been doing... not a tough decision, and these guys do need A LITTLE money to help run the site... |
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Quoted: this is getting ridiculous... pay $60, get extra features (i'm still in, by the way) NO NAKED CHICKS, SORRY View Quote Ya never can tell with Goatboy... He might even have LIVE ones ! [:P] |
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Guess I will address some items...
Your account will forever remain the same on this site. That includes our side projects of 50World and an upcoming .308 site. You would log in as normal, nothing would change, and you would only have a few extra toys to use. I understand the concerns so far. The number we came with ($60) is in no means final. BUT, I would imagine it will remain in that ballpark. Billing options will need to be looked at once I have the time. This is by no means a way to make people second class users, I try to treat everyone in the same crappy fashion. [=)] If you pay and and eventually have your account booted, there would be no refund. Why? Because you have to pull some seriously offensive or violent chatter as it is to get booted, and just because you helped out does not give you special liberties over others. This will of course be in the sign up agreement and probably the ONLY thing of concern. I also highly doubt this being a problem. As for nudity... I have often wondered how many people would pay to see me dressed in my wife's lingerie... A section could be put up special for you guys if so desired... [=)][=)][=)][=)][=)] Honestly people, I am trying to figure out a nice way for people to donate and be recognized for that. All these previous donations with purchases are great, but what do YOU get in return? That warm fuzzy feeling is great, but I want to do more for you. I also can't give these tools to everyone since the picture area alone will start at roughly 5megs of disk space per user, email services and assorted upgrades also add to the overall performance hit and hardware needs. I'm sorry, but it just won't happen. And this, to me, seems a great way for everyone to feel good about it on both sides. I promise I will explore options in all aspects, but I can't guarantee an outcome anywhere until I have time to really look at this stuff. Right now things are coming together and I am really trying to get the new site up for testing as soon as possible. -- GB Oh one last thing. I'll be looking to rebuild and expand the equipment exchange to make more sense. User ratings and comments, a better means to search for items, a more user-friendly navigation and categorization of items are a few goals. I also hope to add the ability to auction items as well (if people feel it would be a welcome addition). As soon as things clear up on my side, I will start a discussion thread concerning this and what and how you would like it to work, what you currently like, what you currently hate, etc. Just an FYI... |
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Consider me in. This is by far my number one site on the internet, and I am willing to support however I can afford to do so.
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