It's not free!!!!!!!!!! I'm out.
It's not free!!!!!!!!!! I'm out.
It's not free!!!!!!!!!! I'm out.
No water... not even eWater...Scott Lee said:But it DOES come with a $1 bottle of water.
Looks good, just sent you a joke. Good luck!
Actually there are two ways to get a FREE subscription. Just go to the site
www.cueandtable.com
check out the preview, and pay special attention to the last 2 pages - the WANTED section.
We are doing some subscription giveaways for reader content like:
Best Joke for the month, or
Best pool related tip or trick of the month
So you need only submit a joke (text only, no pictures) or a pool tip or trick. If it wins for the month, your subscription is FREE.
No water... not even eWater...
Just subscribed.
Great idea and very well executed. I have a couple ideas for some interesting articles and some cool photos to go with them. I'll get them to you when things settle down in couple weeks.
I would pay a little more for a format that I could download to my iPad and keep. I'm sure you have thought about it and I am all too familiar with easier said than done. Best of luck with this. If I can help I will.
Hu said:If you can't publish the best joke do we still get a free subscription?
JCIN has a point here, there should be downloadable issues. So as long as a person is subscribed he can download any issue. Maybe you could sell not a time period of subscription but a donwloadable copy of a magazine. So that everyone could get access for archived issues if they missed them and want to read, but they would just need to buy a copy. Once bought, that copy should remain in customer's hands.The tradeoff we decided on is that subscribers would have access to ALL issues as soon as they sign up, but once their subscription period is over, they no longer will have access.
JCIN has a point here, there should be downloadable issues. So as long as a person is subscribed he can download any issue.
The problem for me is not in the person downloading the issue. It's the possibility of that person sending it out to a bunch of other non-subscribers after it has been downloaded.
There is a trade off between ease of use and security. Our system has security in place to limit logins to one, and then it takes measures if there are multiple violations. We want this to be as user friendly as possible, and I know there is going to be some abuse. The thing we are trying to do is find the best win/win situation possible, and right now that's doing it the way we are doing it.
I'm still looking at ways to improve this, and as soon as I find them, they will be incorporated right away.
Thanks again for the input though. It is appreciated!
If it shows on a screen then the content can be captured and thrown into a word document or pdf and emailed to anyone. It would require more effort than downloading a pdf for sure but it can be done with relative ease.
Aside from that, if you limit login's to 1 per person, is it possible to view the content one day from a desk top, the next day from a notebook and also an IPAD or iphone? Many people consume content on multiple devices.
Thanks and I wish you great success with this endeavor.