by jiri » Wed Nov 20, 2002 10:36 am
First of all, I haven't ever removed any posts from here and I will never do so, probably unless they have some kind of offensive language.
Your post contains some hate I don't understand. Songs-DB offers many features, which are in many cases quite unmatched and all of this for free, without any limitation in number of songs in the database or any other kind of crippling the software. Then there are some features in the Gold version, which even improve overall quality and make Songs-DB almost essential tool for real music lovers (it is feeling of many users, not just my wish). All this is for only $20, which you can compare to some other tools, like many single-purpose converters, grabbers, etc.
And that absence of cache in the free version - I understand you would like to have it also for free, but so others would like other things and there must be something left to the Gold version. Yes, it was free once, but now the model is fixed - unlimited basic functionality for free, some more advanced features for a very small fee (which actually could go somewhat higher). $20 is like buying a new CD to your collection - quite a good investment I think.
Jiri
First of all, I haven't ever removed any posts from here and I will never do so, probably unless they have some kind of offensive language.
Your post contains some hate I don't understand. Songs-DB offers many features, which are in many cases quite unmatched and all of this for free, without any limitation in number of songs in the database or any other kind of crippling the software. Then there are some features in the Gold version, which even improve overall quality and make Songs-DB almost essential tool for real music lovers (it is feeling of many users, not just my wish). All this is for only $20, which you can compare to some other tools, like many single-purpose converters, grabbers, etc.
And that absence of cache in the free version - I understand you would like to have it also for free, but so others would like other things and there must be something left to the Gold version. Yes, it was free once, but now the model is fixed - unlimited basic functionality for free, some more advanced features for a very small fee (which actually could go somewhat higher). $20 is like buying a new CD to your collection - quite a good investment I think.
Jiri