Is it better to give the gift of an individual subscription to Ipernity than click the donate button?
My first thought is yes but it’s for one person not the whole group of users.
What about, for example gifting 10 subscriptions versus donating the same amount?
Building up the number of users ( at least temporarily, they may not stay ) versus adding to the general funds for a future project that may eventually encourage more users to join and for the long term.
In the short term I still think gift a subscription.
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My personal view ... I wish the existing free users would help, there ain't no such thing as a free lunch. It costs a great deal to store and recall the images in the Ipernity database for users. Behind the scenes, "deadwood" is being removed to reduce these costs.
Building up the paying user base - the membership community - is a good aim, it is happening already to a certain extent. Maybe the current situation at the other place (F1ickr) will attract people, as it did in 2013.
The recent donation campaign was to fund work on reprogramming the code that runs Ipernity, it raised a significant proportion of the target.
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