| Printable Version of Topic
Click here to view this topic in its original format |
| City-feet members' message board > Barefoot memories&impressions > Paulīs suggestion |
| Posted by: bfwatcher Aug 22 2016, 07:13 PM |
| Dear all, in my modest opinion Paul has come up with a revolutionary idea on how to improve this site and so far has received just three reactions. Isnīt that a pity? If his suggestion is finally put in practice, the site will change considerably for the better. We havenīt had anything that significant here since Chilly-Feet was launched or HD clips introduced. Come on! Tick the Yes box and encourage Paul to carry on! Regards bfw PS Hereīs what Paul says: "Hello guys! I have an idea how to make City Feet better and I'd like to discuss it here. Just imagine that apart from updates which already have been posted you can see a queue of the scheduled future updates (something like 3-5 items). Updates in this queue look like usual updates for non-members - 4 preview photos and 40-50 sec clip (may be with an optional description). Every 5 days the next update from the queue automatically becomes fully accessible for members. From time to time I add some new updates to the queue. Isn't it very interesting yet? smile.gif Now imagine that each member has an opportunity to reduce the time before opening the next update for all members. A member can pay 1-3 dollars to reduce this time by one hour. For example, the next update is scheduled for 15 August, 10:00. A member pays USD 10 and the update moves to 15 August, 05:00. Another member pays USD 20 and the update moves to 14 August, 19:00. Of course, all other updates in the queue change their scheduled time too, so the more members pay for speeding up the queue, the more updates become available for all members for a month. I see several advantages of such a system: 1. All members enjoy more updates. Even if nobody wants to pay for speeding up the queue, the site is updated at least every 5 days, just as it's updated now. 2. I have more incentive to make good updates and to fulfill members' requests, because this may tempt more members to pay for the queue speedup. That's it. What do you think about this? Will you pay a little to speedup the updates queue if you see something interesting and exciting there?" |