Idea: Code-generated basic accounts

May 02, 2008 20:06


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Idea: Code-generated basic accounts

Short, concise description of the idea
All paid users accumulate codes every six months that can be used to generate basic accounts (works like invite codes). Codes can be used for one's self or given away.

Full description of the idea
See above. Not much else.
An ordered list of benefits

account creation, paid features, invite codes, account types, § obsolete

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7rin June 20 2008, 00:29:31 UTC
I'm sure something could possibly go wrong, but I dunno what.

I support this suggestion.

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azurelunatic June 20 2008, 01:58:14 UTC
I'd like this.

Things that could go wrong:
People mis-estimating their paid time and causing a fuss for support volunteers/staff
Implementation is likely to be a headache
Unlikely to fly with business-manager types

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kayt_arminta June 20 2008, 05:27:20 UTC
I like that idea. Or better yet, more like the original. The codes give you a temp paid account (three months or a month or something, just enough to get used to the features and enjoy them) then they can revert back to a "Basic" ads free account or they can pay for a paid account of their own.

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adudeabides June 20 2008, 08:31:42 UTC
I'm not seeing the point or benefit to this... o.0

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azurelunatic June 20 2008, 17:44:26 UTC
You're not the sort of dude who creates non-paid non-community project journals on a regular basis, and is signed into them often enough to not want to wrangle with ads?

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adudeabides June 20 2008, 20:55:58 UTC
I create journals more than my friends seem to consider healthy. I get a lot of project ideas. Though I don't have all the time I'd like for those. (Until I win the lottery and have the time, heh.) Not one of them is paid.

And I use Adblock.

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aveleen December 14 2008, 21:21:43 UTC
No spambots? No harassment through journals registered two minutes ago just to leave an insulting comment?

I support this idea.

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lacey June 30 2008, 23:00:17 UTC
I'd love this.

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