Originally posted by taipei5200..so after 3 months one has to pay for a sub?
Why doesn't RHP give non subscribers a limited time for free, say 3 months then if they want to play good, and if they don't ante up deny them access?
You should take this to site ideas. Personally though, I don't think it's such a good idea. There is more contrubution given my members then their fee.
Originally posted by taipei5200I doubt, under those circumstances, that many people would actually subscribe at the end of the trial period. The majority of people would probably just create a new account instead or find another site to play on.
Why doesn't RHP give non subscribers a limited time for free, say 3 months then if they want to play good, and if they don't ante up deny them access?
Besides, I imagine that the revenue gained from the current non-subscriber advertising heavily outweighs the potential revenue the site could gain from limiting their access and trying to convert them into subscribers.
Originally posted by taipei5200To further note. They are giving an opportunity to see if you enjoy the way the site plays by giving, permanent but limited use of the site for evaluation and enjoyment.
Why doesn't RHP give non subscribers a limited time for free, say 3 months then if they want to play good, and if they don't ante up deny them access?
Originally posted by Daemon SinI was not aware that there was advertising on non subs.š
I doubt, under those circumstances, that many people would actually subscribe at the end of the trial period. The majority of people would probably just create a new account instead or find another site to play on.
Besides, I imagine that the revenue gained from the current non-subscriber advertising heavily outweighs the potential revenue the site could gain from limiting their access and trying to convert them into subscribers.
Originally posted by Daemon Sinspot on. wikipedia concurs.
I like to think of you as the RHP cat - proud, slightly arrogant and only turning up when you want food or attention.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_intelligence
The brain size of the average cat is 5 centimeters in length and 30 grams. Since the average cat is 60 cm long and 3.3 kg,[1] the brain makes up 1/12 of its length and 1/110 of its mass. Thus, the average cat's brain accounts for 0.9 percent of its total body mass, compared to 2 percent of total body mass in the average human.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e6/Cat_brain.jpg
Originally posted by zeeblebotHAHAHAH!! Picking a fight with darvlay! You're not too bright are you?
spot on. wikipedia concurs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_intelligence
The brain size of the average cat is 5 centimeters in length and 30 grams. Since the average cat is 60 cm long and 3.3 kg,[1] the brain makes up 1/12 of its length and 1/110 of its mass. Thus, the average cat's brain accounts for 0.9 percent of its total body mass, compared to ...[text shortened]... mass in the average human.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e6/Cat_brain.jpg