Downloading problems??
Sunday, May 16, 2004 by Decayed_Katze | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
Reply #22 Thursday, May 20, 2004 12:29 PM
| #17 by Sir SpyderbyteGraphX - 5/19/2004 9:08:42 PM |
Well, I came back after all, for good reason...
Yes, I heard you well Spydy. My take away is that having "class" requires constraint and deliberation and I think that`s worth striving for. That`s to everyone`s benefit.
Decayed_Katze: my apologies for being pissy about it.
"... we shall endeavour to perservere..."
(Chief Dan George quoting "Abram Lincoln" in the movie "Outlaw Josey Whales")
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Reply #21 Thursday, May 20, 2004 9:43 AM
Slipped through underneath the radar....
[sometimes you miss some]
Decayed_Katze ....unfortunately, nothing much at all is really free in this world of ours....everything has its price.
What Wincustomize.com currently has in place is the facility for new visitors to the site to 'sample' a significant amount of the skinners' creations before being asked to help those skinners and their fellow fans/users to contribute in some way to support the high cost of display and dissemination of their works.
A high-profile site costs a high-profile amount of money to sustain, but it reaches and services far more people than the typical 'private' site could realistically achieve....and that benefits the artists/skinners directly.
$20 dollars for a subscription isn't all that difficult, not when it's to 'enhance' the $500 computer with the $x weekly/monthly net account, etc.   It's just part of the 'cost' of system customizing....[even ignoring the cost of the application software needed to actually alter the interface itself].
Any 'negative vibes' you may get in responses to your comments will be due to a feeling of 'pique' that others are being asked to support your enjoyment of the site when it is your enjoyment thereof that 'should' be prompting you to dig in and help, too...