But a small banner advert at the top of the pages might help, or spreading b3ta over two sites maybe? Crap suggestions I guess but every little hepls.
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Sun 24 Feb 2002, 14:17,
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small subscription fee. what do others think?
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Sun 24 Feb 2002, 14:23,
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a subscription system would pretty much kill it. there would be a small group of "hardcore" users but for the most part, people just wouldnt bother and creative input from casual people would dry up.
When was the last time you subscribed to a website to have a look round that didnt offer some kind of service ? (not counting porn of course)
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Sun 24 Feb 2002, 14:26,
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When was the last time you subscribed to a website to have a look round that didnt offer some kind of service ? (not counting porn of course)
any website before, i've always been against it. this is the only one i might consider paying for.
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Sun 24 Feb 2002, 14:35,
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it could start with a purely voluntary donations system, then only if necessary go for the "pay2play" model.
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Sun 24 Feb 2002, 14:40,
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...with cable providers like Blueyonder, if you're in their area.
Here's an idea: Get several people to host the message board depending on what day it is, and change the diversion from the B3ta name to each in rotation. This would spread the bandwidth load over several people's pipes.Once people pass the B3ta entrance, the refreshing would be done with the board's day address, not the B3ta one. Archiving could be a problem though.
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Sun 24 Feb 2002, 14:26,
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Here's an idea: Get several people to host the message board depending on what day it is, and change the diversion from the B3ta name to each in rotation. This would spread the bandwidth load over several people's pipes.Once people pass the B3ta entrance, the refreshing would be done with the board's day address, not the B3ta one. Archiving could be a problem though.