Gregory's Server@molly0xfff @zoug I think a good compromise could be pricing exceptions. The best example I can remember is Fetch, which was free for students (verified via .edu emails). I lived on that app for over a decade.
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 @molly0xfff @zoug I think a good compromise could be pricing exceptions. The best example I can remember is Fetch, which was free for students (verified via .edu emails). I lived on that app for over a decade. 1 comment
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@analog_cafe @molly0xfff @zoug over at ardour.org, where we charge for ready-to-run versions of our multiplatform DAW, we set the default price to our best guess at the cost of mid-range meal out for two without alcohol, in the country indicated by the request's IP origin. This currently varies from US$7 to US$56.
The (potential) customer is free to change the price to as low as US$1 if they wish.