Charging a fee for using 2+2 forums?

[MEbenhoe]

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Obviously the No-Fee option would win but I think the majority of the real contributors to this site, wich are good players and good posters, would agree that it's a workable idea.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA you're a moron.

[dakine]

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1$ a month can hardly be called a "subscription fee"

It's a SIMBOLIC fee to filter out people that don't have Neteller accounts or make fake accounts to advertise or such things.

Why not pay 1$ a month to access a cleaner forum with "better" users and at the same time be rewarding 2+2 for it's service to the comunity.

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The "Have's" and the "Have Not's." What are you, some kind of "Aloof" poker Junkie? You are a "Blithering Idiot!" for making such a suggestion. GAF life. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[AceHigh]

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What do you people think?

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So you want to pay for something that is free. That's not very smart, is it?

[Number4]

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So you want to pay for something that is free. That's not very smart, is it?

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That's become painfully obvious in this thread.

[hockey1]

If anything there should be MORE people who read posts but don't respond.

[snowbank]

Were you one of the kids in school that when you thought the teacher gave you too high of a grade on a test, you went up to her and said, "I think this answer was supposed to be marked wrong." ?

[ElSapo]

Frankly, I'd be fine with this idea - though there's the potential the result would be too drastic. But I understand all the objections.

[J LU]

I think that if I was in the business of publishing books on poker, for example TwoPlusTwo Publishing, and had a was to add value to my existing readers (those that are likely to make brand loyaly buying decisions) and expose other serious poker players to my books through a top notch (yet inexpensive)internet forum; I would chose to make it open to as many people as possible without charging any usage fees.

JMO.

[ctv1116]

No, that's a terrible idea. The beauty of this and all successful internet forums is the fluidity and high volume of posts.

[Chad97]

Your the kid in school who remined the teacher to
hand out a homework assingment over the weekend huh?
Close your pie hole.