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by bpatrianakos
4823 days ago
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No apology necessary, I'm at work, ill. Bronchitis. Totally understand. I don't know what you mean by mothballware. Care to elaborate? I don't think there's a risk of seeming like you're cutting people off. So long as you're up-front with people when they sign up then there's no problem with this. The value is in the ability to add and edit your bookmarks. Being able to access them later is trivial if you're looking at it from Tinmark's perspective and from a user's perspective this is the same as getting a try-before-you-buy premium account. |
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On reflection, it's a pretty lame term I tried to coin there. I was looking for something that expressed the idea that after a certain period of time, accounts that weren't dormant would need paying for before in order to be used properly again, so a bit like them being mothballed (https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=define%3A%20mothballed) and unmothballed when eventually paid for.
Like I said, lame term. Am sure there's a better word out there that'll come to me when my head is clear.