14 Apr 11
Originally posted by JS357How about allowing six posts say per month, it's a pleasing number and ties in nicely with the six maximum ongoing games...yet another carrot is dangled before the non sub, far more importantly than the innumerable games, and the ceasing of adverts, would be lifting the public forum restrictions and be able to post complete drivel en masse'...it would make an excellent '$40 subscribe now' ad' campaign 😀
That's the idea.
14 Apr 11
Originally posted by RevRSleeker6 posts per month = numerous new ID'S created just to post.
How about allowing six posts say per month, it's a pleasing number and ties in nicely with the six maximum ongoing games...yet another carrot is dangled before the non sub, far more importantly than the innumerable games, and the ceasing of adverts, would be lifting the public forum restrictions and be able to post complete drivel en masse'...it would make an excellent '$40 subscribe now' ad' campaign 😀
14 Apr 11
First off, denying access to the forums for non-subs makes them unable to see what the community is like in this site and makes it less likely they will subscribe to the site.
Secondly a healthy discussion is a good thing. Any abuse can be reported to the admins to ban the particular person. If you are afraid people don't agree with you or your opinion isn't shown enough then perhaps forums aren't your thing. The forums are here to let everyone show their opinion on different subjects and so keep a good community going. Non-subs can be good contributors to the community just as subribers can be.
Do you have bad experience with non-subs flooding the forums you visit JS357?
01 May 11
Originally posted by RevRSleekerI agree! If players are serious enough to want to contribute, the subscription fee is but a small price to pay.
Simple, to keep the 'riff raff' out 😛
Why should the advantages of subscription be eroded? The 'riff raff' could even save their pocket money to subscribe if they felt strongly enough about needing to contribute.
With the value of the $US slipping further down the toilet each day, subscriptions are likely to become even better value.
- Joined
- 10 Jan 08
- Moves
- 19034
01 May 11
Originally posted by drdonhow many forums do you know of that you have pay to post on? tell me you're joking please. rhp forums are in bad enough state at the moment without taking away some of its posters.
I agree! If players are serious enough to want to contribute, the subscription fee is but a small price to pay.
Why should the advantages of subscription be eroded? The 'riff raff' could even save their pocket money to subscribe if they felt strongly enough about needing to contribute.
With the value of the $US slipping further down the toilet each day, subscriptions are likely to become even better value.
the dollar's in good shape against the euro and pound.
- Joined
- 10 Jan 08
- Moves
- 19034
01 May 11
Originally posted by Kewpie3 years ago £1 got you $2, for the past 2 years £1 has converted into $1.45-$1.65. good times for russ and chris.
And the US dollar is very ill against the Aussie dollar. I've just paid $A38.31 to renew (last time it was $A45.23). Maybe I should buy a barrowload of US$ to put under the mattress ...
02 May 11
Originally posted by trev33Actually I think it's the other way around, RHP charges in USD, so what profit comes back to the UK is smaller than it used to be. Still, at least they're paying for their US server in USD. 🙂
3 years ago £1 got you $2, for the past 2 years £1 has converted into $1.45-$1.65. good times for russ and chris.