Would you keep using MFP if it wasn't free?
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Psssst (whispering) if you say yes then they will start charging. Say no!0
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Nope.0
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No, can't afford it.0
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Yes, if the fee (fees) were reasonable. I was a smoker for 25 years, so I wasted plenty of money being unhealthy. Now I don't mind spending that same money on trying to be more healthy.0
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No. I am too cheap to pay for a site to count my calories, when I can do that myself. This site just takes some of the effort of calculating.0
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No0
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What if it just changed tomorrow, and you would have to pay to continue to use MPF.
So... Phostose. Are you gathering data towards a specific purpose, beyond satiating your curiosity?0 -
Depends on the price. But most likely no. There's other calorie counting websites that I could explore.0
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If it was only a couple of bucks, yes, if it was more I would have a look at the alternatives and then decide if it was worth it or not.0
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100% Yes. I could not have gotten as far as I have so far without it.0
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If mfp still had as many users, yes I would pay. But I fear most people would go away. The great variety, the large numbers of users is their strength.
It's all the freeloading users who create the actual value. Mfp ought to be paying them!!!0 -
Assuming the cost would mean the developers were able to commit more time to ironing out the bugs, and ensuring the database was correct and accurate then sure. I think people are quick to say no based on the fact that there are issues with it now, but as the app is free I can hardly blame the developers for not dedicating more time to it. Assuming even half of the members signed up and paid a 69p app fee, they'd have enough money to make this their priority I'm sure, but obviously the results would need to reflect that and the app would need to be more stable and more accurate.0
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I would think that if it were a paid app then improvements would come a bit faster and it would be less buggy. In that case, yes I would. I am way too lazy to track my food with pen and paper. I'm just fine with the free version though :P0
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Probably not.
I would consider it if the fee (assuming reasonable) resulted in dedicated tech support.0 -
PROBABLY NOT...LOL I PROBABLY WOULD START A JOURNAL INSTEAD LOL.....0
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Nope.0
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Maybe. It would depend on the price. If I did, I would expect more / better features in return, however.0
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I would say what so many others have said - if the price were low, yes.
If not, then no.0 -
nope0
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If it was cheap.0
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