Reply to "Let's get involved, and help George & Debbie..."

davidnunnMember

I’m “in” as well. Of course, the dilemma is, how to charge for access without killing the site. Perhaps read-only access could be free. I have noticed, sites such as Road & Track and The New York Times allow you to read 30, or so, articles before you have to subscribe to continue to see content. The question, that only George and Debbie can answer is, can the software that the site runs on, handle some sort of free/paid access model? Perhaps it’s a can-of-worms that George just doesn’t want to open.

6/7/247:03 AM

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