>>For those regular on this site who do not already have a subscription, I would like to collect some feedback from you as to know what missing feature(s) would you like to obtain so it would worth it for you to upgrade your account to the subscription.
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>>As many of you already know, the subscription is a vital piece of the good running of this site. This is what we rely on for its survival. So, I would like to know or collect some information on what would make your presence on the Universal Thread a more productive one. So, feel free to let me know what you would like to obtain which would encourage you to purchase or renew your subscription.
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>I've been a participant for several years, but have never been a subscriber. While I used to receive a tremendous amount of help a few years ago, I never needed any functionality past the basics so I didn't feel the need to get a subscription. I understand that morally I probably had some obligation, but at the same time I knew my employer wouldn't cover it and personally I am pretty cheap.
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>I don't receive nearly the amount of help here as I did before and use UT primarily for social reasons now.
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>Here's a few ideas that could entice me to subscribe:
>1) RSS feed
>2) Twitter integration (new questions posted on twitter)
>3) Daily limit of new messages for non-subscribers
>4) Some sort of visible point system (reputation points, if you will)
>5) Comprehensive code library for subscribers
>6) Perhaps a time delay for non-subscribers new questions?
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>However, at the same time, if the free version becomes to restrictive I may simply decide to post elsewhere.
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>Good luck!



>3) Daily limit of new messages for non-subscribers
>6) Perhaps a time delay for non-subscribers new questions?

Why the limits on nonsubscribers??? You don't make friends by keeping them outside.