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<blockquote data-quote="plat" data-source="post: 793785" data-attributes="member: 74969">Just a final note:&nbsp; you know, I really read the plea for funds on CrystalDewWorld site (maker of CrystalDiskMark), how the developer emphasized his having to frequently purchase new hardware to make his software work properly across the board, so he needs the donations badly. That was a new perspective, even though it&#039;s a different purpose, for hardware.&nbsp; It&#039;s often much more than sitting there and staring at monitors all day for fun, right? Your &quot;donate&quot; link is too discreet, hidden under the &quot;Company&quot; tab!&nbsp;&nbsp; Some of us don&#039;t want or need the premium features but value the free version enough to donate.&nbsp; It&#039;s a personal decision, and yeah, there is strong competition there.&nbsp; In a nutshell:&nbsp; can you make further compromises somewhere?&nbsp; Why not consider to put the &quot;donate&quot; button back under the &quot;free&quot; column or somewhere discreetly nearby, with some light, informative text or so?&nbsp;&nbsp; I guess you&#039;d have to evaluate what impact your most recent changes have on revenue, understood.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just suggesting-- if I didn&#039;t care, I wouldn&#039;t bother.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="plat, post: 793785, member: 74969"] Just a final note: you know, I really read the plea for funds on CrystalDewWorld site (maker of CrystalDiskMark), how the developer emphasized his having to frequently purchase new hardware to make his software work properly across the board, so he needs the donations badly. That was a new perspective, even though it's a different purpose, for hardware. It's often much more than sitting there and staring at monitors all day for fun, right? Your "donate" link is too discreet, hidden under the "Company" tab! Some of us don't want or need the premium features but value the free version enough to donate. It's a personal decision, and yeah, there is strong competition there. In a nutshell: can you make further compromises somewhere? Why not consider to put the "donate" button back under the "free" column or somewhere discreetly nearby, with some light, informative text or so? I guess you'd have to evaluate what impact your most recent changes have on revenue, understood. Just suggesting-- if I didn't care, I wouldn't bother. [/QUOTE]

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