related to #2. Is there an option for an "upper limit?" A person can say "I want to give to this but I can't go above $5 a month and I don't want to have to drop out or be constantly re-adjusting my pledge rate."
On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 11:44 AM, Jonathan Roberts < robertsthebr...@gmail.com> wrote: > These things may have been discussed already, but these are initial > thoughts from friends looking at the system; ie theoretical potential > patrons. > > 1)It will make the average person nervous to not see a very clear > representation of what they are going to be paying total. This relates to > the other discussion we were having; regardless of whether or not it gives > people the impression that this is a "great bargain" or whatever, people > need to see a very clear presentation of what they will be called on to pay > or they will be very nervous about signing on at all. > > 2)As more people sign on to the system, shouldn't the average pledge rate > go down? If you originally sign on at $1 per 5000 people, but then 60000 > sign on, you don't each need to be paying $12- each person can be paying > much less than the original $1 per 5000, and the collective result will > still be enormous. > > 3)We should have an option for automatic withdrawal directly from a bank > account. The "snowdrift account" is a great buffer to help some people feel > comfortable, but other people are going to say "I don't want to have to > keep thinking about depositing funds or be reminded of it; I believe in > this enough to just commit to it being directly withdrawn. >
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