New Owner - And now all about religion, just as originally planned (18 Viewers)

[Sadomin]

I don't mind personal profit, as long as it's reasonable and the place is functioning.

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[Geof]

We would have to get refunds whenever the forum is down.

 

[Enron]

Definitely.

Dividends too if the forum does better than usual.

 

[Bjerknes]

This isn't a bad deal.

Byrone, if I pay 100 Euros, can I be placed as a mod again?

I think that if you make such an investment, as in over 100 Euros, you have enough at stake to become more of a leader. I'd have to say that with paying, it will probably improve the behavior of the forums a bit more, and weed out potential hazards like Juve's Big fan.

 

[Geof]

This isn't a bad deal.

Byrone, if I pay 100 Euros, can I be placed as a mod again?

I think that if you make such an investment, as in over 100 Euros, you have enough at stake to become more of a leader. I'd have to say that with paying, it will probably improve the behavior of the forums a bit more, and weed out potential hazards like Juve's Big fan.

Capitalist.

Power to the people!!!

 

[Enron]

I'd rather the forums die out than become some socialist nonsense.

 

[Bjerknes]

Capitalist.

Power to the people!!!

I think Byrone should create a forum stock exchange, where we buy and sell stocks of forum members. That would be oh so cool and so capitalist.

 

[Seven]

According to Byrone, that's 10% of the members.

I made a mistake, The Czar wants to pay, but can't. So it's not 9, but 8 members.

 

[Bjerknes]

People need to stop being cheapskates. There is something called a no arbitrage argument in finance, meaning that there's no free lunch. For matters to be sustained and working well, even internet users have to provide a premium to whatever service they purchase or use freely. Think of it as a convenience charge.

I know Big Soccer does something similar. To become a major member there, you have to support Big Soccer with donations.

There is no free lunch, people. Don't be cheap.

 

[Seven]

People need to stop being cheapskates. There is something called a no arbitrage argument in finance, meaning that there's no free lunch. For matters to be sustained and working well, even internet users have to provide a premium to whatever service they purchase or use freely. Think of it as a convenience charge.

I know Big Soccer does something similar. To become a major member there, you have to support Big Soccer with donations.

There is no free lunch, people. Don't be cheap.

You're dying to pay aren't you .

You're so easy to understand.

 

[Bjerknes]

There's nothing wrong with paying. If you take a look at Big Soccer Forums, they have tons of members and a huge board that usually works properly. The donations work to keep the board running, and they do a good job at it.

So yes, I wouldn't mind paying, Seven. You shouldn't either.

 

[yousef_s_e]

There's nothing wrong with paying. If you take a look at Big Soccer Forums, they have tons of members and a huge board that usually works properly. The donations work to keep the board running, and they do a good job at it.

So yes, I wouldn't mind paying, Seven. You shouldn't either.

donations??? that what u pay without being forced
what we are taking abt here is something else

 

[Bjerknes]

It's the same thing really. Forced or not, people shouldn't be angry.

 

[Seven]

You're so easy to fool, Andy

 

[Bjerknes]

How am I getting fooled? Just because I don't mind paying?

 

[Sadomin]

You're actually considering giving Byrone 20 dollars, Andy?

 

[Sadomin]

Anyone who wishes to continue being a member here, PM me and I'll give you the account details.

 

[Seven]

You're actually considering giving Byrone 20 dollars, Andy?

It makes him feel special.

 

[yousef_s_e]

It's the same thing really. Forced or not, people shouldn't be angry.

its not the same man ...
we have ppl without bank accounts ( under 18 for example)
and why u r so sure that this forum costs 16k or more per year ...
it just costs 180$ ( 500$ at max ) per year .

 

[Seven]

Andy, you have to pay me now I'm afraid.