Thanks for your input on this Wannwin. However, the example you've given doesn't represent what my aim is. Perhaps I haven't explained it the best.
It is essentially the opposite of what you are suggesting i.e. (1 person pays full price, others get it for free).
My aim is this:
- Have a website with a library of software tools which are useful to players.
- Everyone pays a small monthly fee for accesss (say $5), Except those who contribute new ideas that result in a new Tool being made.
- Not every idea is coded into a Tool ... need to filter out junk or systems\tools that don't have a wide enough appeal.
- Users vote on which idea(s) gets coded, giving them the power to influence future development.
So, essentially a person with a good idea which results in new software gets rewarded (maybe not lifetime membership, but 1 month free or something).
No one would really pay 'full price' for any one tool since costs are covered by a low monthly fee for everyone. This would be to everyones benefit since no one would want to pay what it actually costs to develop each tool they would want to use.
I appreciate your input on RX also, will do some reading on that.
It is essentially the opposite of what you are suggesting i.e. (1 person pays full price, others get it for free).
My aim is this:
- Have a website with a library of software tools which are useful to players.
- Everyone pays a small monthly fee for accesss (say $5), Except those who contribute new ideas that result in a new Tool being made.
- Not every idea is coded into a Tool ... need to filter out junk or systems\tools that don't have a wide enough appeal.
- Users vote on which idea(s) gets coded, giving them the power to influence future development.
So, essentially a person with a good idea which results in new software gets rewarded (maybe not lifetime membership, but 1 month free or something).
No one would really pay 'full price' for any one tool since costs are covered by a low monthly fee for everyone. This would be to everyones benefit since no one would want to pay what it actually costs to develop each tool they would want to use.
I appreciate your input on RX also, will do some reading on that.