Would you pay for MFP?
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They'd have to fix the screwed up food database, exercise calculator, and figure out how to keep MFP online and running smoothly. At that point - maybe. But there are so many free sites...probably not.0
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I don't understand why the adverts cause people so much upset, I don't even notice them :ohwell:0
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I wouldn't because I don't use it very much! But if I was an everyday user then I would consider it only if I saw great results from it. Lets remember people pay for a whole lot of other things they probably shouldn't. Later!!!!0
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Heck no - I would go find another free service.0
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I love this site and am addicted to it, I log my food every day. But would I pay for it? No. I would be sa if it started costing, because I would have to leave. The whole reason I tried it out was because it is free!0
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Nope!0
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No because there are too many other apps out there that are free. I'd start using my fitbit account for all the stuff I log here. I wouldn't pay for this.0
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Yes I would. Even if it were an upgraded membership to remove ads, and maybe "members only" forums.
I'm a developer though, so I'm definitely biased against the "yay we have the Internet, everything is free now" mentality. I think it's ok to charge for things, especially if it's an upgrade to something that's offered for free.
What Ben said.
Except I'm not a developer. I can point at a computer and say it's not a toaster. Does that count?0 -
If there was an SLA, transparency in upcoiming features and bugfixes, and access to export my data, then I might pay a nominal fee.
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No I would not.0
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Nope. I'd just log the old fashioned way... that is, I'd write down what I eat and how much I think it is in calories.0
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no0
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Yes I would. Even if it were an upgraded membership to remove ads, and maybe "members only" forums.
I'm a developer though, so I'm definitely biased against the "yay we have the Internet, everything is free now" mentality. I think it's ok to charge for things, especially if it's an upgrade to something that's offered for free.
What Ben said.
Except I'm not a developer. I can point at a computer and say it's not a toaster. Does that count?
Yes. Unless it is, indeed, a toaster. Then it doesn't count.0 -
would not pay(im cheep like that)0
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There are other free calorie counters. I'd move on to one of them.0
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No..too many other options available for free.
BTW, you can get rid of the ads by installing AdBlock on your Firefox or Chrome browser. I haven't seen an ad in years, here or any other site.
Omg, best advice I've ever been given. Just installed it. Thank you!0 -
I love this site, but no. That is why I joined, it is free.0
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no way0
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Flat out no. I enjoy and appreciate this site but there will always be one to take its place without a monthly fee.0
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No, I am cheap.
^^this^^0
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