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- No sweeping required! Scooba preps your floor, vacuuming up loose crumbs, sand and dirt
- Puts down only fresh solution to clean your floors, keeps clean and dirty water separate inside the robot
- Safe and effective on select hard floor surfaces, including tile, linoleum, vinyl, marble, slate, stone and sealed hardwood
- Works with Scooba Hard Floor Cleaner, Natural Enzyme Formula, water or water and vinegar
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- One full tank washes up to 425 square feet before it requires refilling
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- Cliff detection sensors allow Scooba to avoid stairs and other drop-offs
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- Cleans effectively (34)
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- Long run time (27)
- Cleans under furniture (24)
- Hassle free operation (23)
- Can get stuck (26)
- Noisy (20)
- Does not clean stairs (8)
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- Cleans Effectively
- Deep Cleaning Ability
- Gets The Floors Sparkling
- Clean Pattern Is Random
- Gets Confused
- Gets Stuck On Air Vents
- Loud So Loud
- Passes Through V Walls
- Wakes Up Guests Kids
Best Uses
- Hardwood Floors
- High Traffic Rooms
- Large Rooms
Comments about iRobot Scooba® 390:
When this product works, it is AWESOME. Cleans floors super shiny.
BUT...to set it up I have to barricade it in my open kitchen - it often ignores the virtual walls and gets stuck under my couch.
It also gets stuck on my air vents so I have to barrier these off too.
Barricading the room is a pain. And if I miss something, it gets stuck. After a 10 minute set up I leave the house, only to come home to still dirty floors and a Scooba beeping it is stuck.
I have a layout where the kitchen is open and has an island in the middle. This confuses the Scooba and often only one side of the island gets cleaned.
I have had numerous issues with the unit - 3 have been sent me (minus battery). I just started to use it again and now it is beeping me AGAIN that the dirty water is full (it is not). This issue has happened 4 times now - won't run because it says it is 'full'.
Customer Service has been really nice. The last time I called they said it must be an environmental issue. I have 2 toddlers, and a 'normal' sized kitchen, I would think I am the target user.
If it worked 90% time, there isn't a better product out there. But it works 30% of the time.
It is LOUD. I can't watch TV or even talk on the phone when it is running. It runs for 45 minutes. We try to run it at night as we go to bed but it started waking up my toddler. We ran it in the early morning once and woke up our guests.
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- Cleans Effectively
- Cleans Under Furniture
- Covers Entire Room
- Deep Cleaning Ability
- Large Debris Bin
- Long Run Time
- Pet Friendly
- Does Not Clean Stairs
Best Uses
- Hardwood Floors
- Tile Floors
Comments about iRobot Scooba® 390:
Was on the waiting list for the first Scoobas to became available. Have been through several over the years. Run 2 in my large home--couldn't maintain it without my scoobas.
- Can Get Stuck
- Often Gets Stuck
- Often Passes Virtual Wall
Best Uses
- Small Rooms
Comments about iRobot Scooba® 390:
After owning a Roomba and quite happy about it, wanted something to clean the hardwood and tile floors.
This product does ok if the room is enclosed as it often goes past the virtual wall, and if it isn't in the kitchen, where it can get hung up going under the cabinets and diswasher.
Doesn't seem to have a reverse which I think would help out a lot in getting hung up. Instead it just tries to rotate and move forward which often compounds the hangup.
I have to watch it carefully for when it does get hung up otherwise it just sits there running and doesn't stop.
- Cleans Reasonably Well
- Long Run Time
- Can Get Stuck
- Doesn't Clean Bad Spots
- Not good with pet hair
Best Uses
- Light General Cleaning
Comments about iRobot Scooba® 390:
This is my 8th or 9th scooba, my second 390. Had to send 2-4 of the earlier ones back for exchanges. Had to send first 390 back after 4-5 months. I keep trying the new scoobas because I love the concept of a robot doing the druge work. And there is no question that the 390 is a HUGE improvement over earlier models: hour long run time; much easier to clean and maintain. Moreover the company is great to deal with. But for my household, which is admittedly tough with 6 dogs, it only does a mediocre job. I have the house cleaned professionally every two weeks and then use scooba 2-4 times a week mainly on the living room (ceramic tile). The result is a tolerably clean floor. It is important to clean the machine after every use and pay special attention to the brush as that can easily clog. I am not sorry that I bought the 390 but with its hefty price its a decision that should be made knowing the machine's limitations. For more difficult households this is not a substitute for a professional cleaning. I would recommend to a friend WITH careful caveats as to what to expect/not-expect.
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Front caster wheel problem took me quite a while to figure out. Upset at the waste of time troubleshooting something that should not wear out in 10-15 uses. Better design should have been created by now, but I robot is probably enjoying the replacement parts all of us are forced to buy.
- Can Get Stuck
- Does Not Clean Stairs
- Frequent Maintenance
- Loses Charge Quickly
- Noisy
Best Uses
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My unit has been replaced many times in the one year I have owned it. This unit need redesign. The handle breaks frequently and one has to buy a whole tank as they don't sell any repair pieces for anything; just wheels, brushes and small exterior things. I currently use it by taking off the broken handle and holding the top down with two large cans of tomatoes from my pantry. (Not funny) I returned the unit three times and now have to purchase another tank. The wheels only last for three months on my tile floors. Way too much stress here... always breaking or stuck against a wall. Hope this comment is not reject by IRobot as it is the truth!
- Cleans Effectively
- Cleans Under Furniture
- Deep Cleaning Ability
- Hassle Free Operation
- Long Run Time
- Pet Friendly
- Can Get Stuck
- Noisy
- Rubber Parts Wear Quickly
Best Uses
- High Traffic Rooms
Comments about iRobot Scooba® 390:
Overall, it's good. Not as "clever" as Roomba in terms of getting around without getting stuck. It would be nice if it had a Roomba self charging station, too. Just suffers in comparison.
Scooba's capabilities with Rooba's smarts == fabulous.
Other concern is that the solution pick up piece has worn and split in less than a month, say 1/3 of a bottle of solution used. That piece needs to be a little beefier in order to survive bumping its way over grout lines in tile flooring. So I have to lay in a supply of those since they'll likely continue to be an issue. IRoboters: I'd be happy to Beta-test if you come up with a better part ?
Go Gators....
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Best Uses
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1)The wirtual wall of Scooba is not compatible with Roomba, I would expect that all fo them to have same virtual wall, to be able to use will all robots
2)Not "intelligent" as my Roomba 780. It cannot recoginze that he cleaned up a small room, will run till exhaustion. R780 will stop after cleaned up the room and you can place in the next without recharing
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- Cleans Effectively
- Covers Entire Room
- Hassle Free Operation
- Long Run Time
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- Leaves A Lot Of Water
- Noisy
- Old Design Technology
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An asset to any household. Virtually replaces mopping. I wish iRobot will make a new model, instead of having the same old design for nearly 10 years. The 390 is essentially the exact same than the previous models, but has a newer "brain". Please try to make one that is less noisy and leaves a lot less water on the floor.
- Cleans Effectively
- Cleans Under Furniture
- Covers Entire Room
- Deep Cleaning Ability
- Hassle Free Operation
- Long Run Time
- Can Get Stuck
- Does Not Clean Stairs
- Edge And Corner Cleaning
- Noisy
Best Uses
- High Traffic Rooms
- Large Rooms
- Linoleum Flooring
- Pet Hair
- Small Rooms
- Tile Floors
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I bought a Roomba earlier in the year and was so amazed and impressed by it that the Scooba was added a few months later. All I can say is WOW. I absolutely hate cleaning floors AND I have cats and dogs (and run a rescue), so it has been a chore and then some to keep things up to par. I live in a tri-level and the lower area has linoleum where my dogs romp. Scooba went through and scrubbed those areas very well. It is extraordinarily easy to set up and use...seriously I don't know how anyone would have a problem with putting in soap and water and pressing a button. DUH. Cleaning it is very simple. The only critical thing I have to say about it is that it doesn't do corners or edges as well as it does everything else. This is something the inventors will have to work on for the next generation of Scoobas. But now I'm getting a Mint to add to the Scooba and Roomba so I may never have to clean a dang floor again!
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Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 20:03 GMT
Firefly Online heading to Mac and PC during summer 2014
Firefly Online, a multi-user strategic roleplaying game based on the television series, will finally be released during summer of 2014. The news comes from io9 which was given an exclusive look at the game in development at QMXi and Spark Plug Games. In it, players will captain a ship and recruit crew to facilitate trade with other users online and go on space missions. It will be released on Mac and PC. The game is also scheduled for an iOS and Android release. Thanks, GameFront.
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Rise of Nations and Rise of Legends sold in 38 Studios auction
38 Studios assets sold during an auction conference call include Rise of Nations and Rise of Legends, and associated intellectual properties. The trademark for Big Huge Games was also sold, with gross proceeds totaling $320,000. An acceptable offer was not received for Project Copernicus nor 38 Studios' integrated social media and gaming platform Helios. Richard Land, the receiver handling the asset auction, stated that he will continue to "engage in negotiations" with interested parties to sell the remaining assets.
Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 16:24 GMT
Blackguards Chapter 3 now available through Steam Early Access
Daedalic Entertainment has released the third-chapter for its turn-based RPG Blackguards on Steam Early Access. Users can download Chapter 3 now. Screenshots are posted below. in full in January 2014 on PC and Mac.">Users can download Chapter 3 now. Blackguards will release in full in January 2014 on PC and Mac.
Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 15:28 GMT
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z screenshots and artwork show bloody battles
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z is coming to PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 early next year, so Tecmo-Koei has sent over a batch of screenshots to give you something to look forward to into the new year. Gaze upon the lot below. Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z releases in Europe on February 28 and in North America on March 4.
Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 14:22 GMT
Painkiller Hell & Damnation's City Critters DLC now available through Steam
Painkiller Hell & Damnation has a seventh DLC pack available to download. Called City Critters, the content adds new levels, enemies and even more demon flesh to destroy.
Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 14:05 GMT
Bound by Flame story trailer released
Bound by Flame, the RPG in the works at Spiders Studios, has a new story trailer available and we've posted it below. Bound by Flame puts players in the role of a mercenary possessed by a flame demon who must choose between the powers offered or keeping their humanity with heroic talents. Bound by Flame will release in early 2014 on PC, PS3, PS4 and Xbox 360. It was announced back in March.
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SOMA: Amnesia studio releases creepy new trailer and details
SOMA is the next game from Amnesia: The Dark Descent studio Frictional Games. It's coming to PC and PS4 in 2015, but the team has just posted a new teaser trailer and some details about horror game's core principles.
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League of Legends update 3.15 adds Yasuo, patch notes inside
League of Legends developer Riot Games has released patch notes for its 3.15 update, which is rolling out today from 7:30 am PST. It adds new champion Yasuo and the usual barrage of gameplay tweaks and balancing.
Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 11:01 GMT
The making of Payday 2: from '1.5′ project to heavyweight sequel – part two
Payday 2 was a resounding success for Overkill Software, turning a profit before it even launched. VG247′s Dave Cook continues his chat with director David Goldfarb about the development process and plans for 2014.
Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 04:00 GMT
Oculus Rift secures $75 million to complete consumer model
Oculus Rift investors have collectively ponied up an additional $75 million to help the tech manufacturer bring the personal VR headset to market.
Fri, Dec 13, 2013 | 00:49 GMT
Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls closed beta now live
Diablo 3′s first expansion, Reaper of Souls, has entered closed beta testing; opt-in now for a chance to try out the new content before it goes live to all.
Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 22:27 GMT
Strider reboot trailer shows how new score pays homage to franchise's past
Strider has an all-new score, but as this video shows, there are echoes of familiar tunes.
Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 22:05 GMT
Don Bradman Cricket 14 delayed into calendar 2014
Ruining the sports game tradition of releasing well ahead of the year indicated by the title, Big Ant has pushed Don Bradman Cricket 14 into 2014.
Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 21:56 GMT
Wildstar comparisons to "dated" World of Warcraft are "flattering"
Wildstar developer Carbine Studios is honoured to have the new MMO's art style compared to World of Warcraft, since the Blizzard MMO has stood the test of time despite its age.
Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 21:54 GMT
Square Enix hosting What's in the Box! surprise sale on its store for £4.99
Square Enix has posted a surprise offering on its store, and it's literally a surprise because you don't know what you're going to get with it.
Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 21:41 GMT
The Sims 3 Roaring Heights now available through the store
The Sims 3 is getting its Great Gatsby on with the Roaring Heights pack which features Art Deco skyscrapers and a "bustling beachside scene". It even comes with some nifty classic car that's just the bee's knees. The content contains: the Fixer Upper Car, new Sims to meet in the Roaring Heights, dozens of all-new exclusive objects and clothing, and the "Classic Sims 2 Capp Family". You can grab all of the above through the Sims Store today. Screenshots are below.
Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 21:17 GMT
Ghosts 'N Goblins: Demon World Kickstarter pulled over "intellectual property dispute"
Phantasm Studios' Ghosts 'N Goblins: Demon World Kickstarter has been pulled from the crowdfunding by Capcom. We're assuming it was Capcom, as the notice states it was pulled due to being "the subject of an intellectual property dispute."
Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 20:57 GMT
Digital sales for November up 25% yoy to over $1 billion, according to SuperData report
SuperData Research has issued a digital market report showing 25% growth in the sector year-over-year to over $1 billion. The figures do not represent physical data in the US, which will be reported by NPD later this evening – and will be worth staying up for as the November report will note the first sales figures for PS4 and Xbox One.
Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 20:42 GMT
Atlus titles star in latest Humble Weekly Sale
The latest Humble Weekly Sale is full of lovely titles from Atlus, and you won't want to pass this one up if you are an Ace Team or Tripwire Interactive fan.
Thu, Dec 12, 2013 | 23:50 GMT
The Walking Dead: Season Two – Episode One: "All That Remains" trailer released
The Walking Dead: Season Two – Episode One: "All That Remains" has a trailer available, and it's posted below.


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UPDATED 12:01 AM MST Jan 28, 2013A look at all the fashion highlights on the red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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SAG AWARDS FASHION WRAP PKG (PKG 1:24)

A look at all the fashion highlights on the red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild Awards

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IT'S ALL ABOUT THE STARS AT THE SCREEN ACTORS GUILD AWARDS...BUT BEFORE THE BIG SHOW GETS STARTED, THEIR FASHION STEALS THE SHOW.

HERE'S A LOOK AT WHO WORE IT BEST.

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Nischelle Turner: "You are here looking divine in Givency"

Claire Danes: "Thank You very much. Thank you! No this was made for me. So it's just lovely."

Nischelle Turner: Here is what I like about it. It fits you to a "T", but it also looks very comfortable."

Claire Danes: "It actually is. The heels are a little intense."

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Anne Hathaway: "I'm wearing Jean Baptiste Valle."

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Hugh Jackman: "I am wearing Prada"

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Nischelle Turner: "Looking gorgeous in purple J. Mendel and friends"

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Sally Fields: "And friends because it is a beautful dress that we had to make it fit"

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Willie Alfred Graham, 64, of New Albany, died Feb. 27, 2012 at Tippah County Hospital.
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A 28-foot long, 12-foot wide and 11.5-foot tall potato will be making a stop at Huey's Midtown location in order to raise money for Meals on Wheels and to drum up a little publicity for the Idaho Potato Commission.
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The potato will be at Huey's from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
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oh man this is a tough question. I hate ads. I would much rather the users, including me, pay for the service in some way. I really think this should be a community supported forum. I've always felt that unfiction is a community, an important community to me. I think that part of the responsibility we have as members of the community is to help pay for this forum --not that I've done as much as I should either--but I think maybe we need to consider that keeping this forum going is our job, and not something we should farm out to whatever advertiser wants to buy time or space.
I missed everything about argfest, but i guess there is no way to have an additional 5 bucks for unfiction?
How about something like the PBS annual drive? If we had a goal amount, then we could work towards raising it. Maybe contributors could get something cute, but I think a name on a list should be enough. We could do a virtual bake sale with the brownies.
I would much prefer we try to raise the money here ourselves and exhaust all those options, before we go outside to advertisers
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 11:03 am
jessie1326 wrote:
I wonder if a "members-only" forum would be effective. My major question would be about what ends up on the members-only section versus what's still available [outside it].
Good content will be leaked. And bad content will be leaked if only to make fun of the people paying to access it. Nothing will stay behind the pay-only wall forever.
But while premium content might not be a good fit, premium viewing modes would be a step in the right direction. I do like the suggestion of tasteful and relevant adverts for the masses, and the option to pay to be able to turn them off. Can I pay to turn off avatars and images in signatures too?
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 10:57 am
Anyways, as an admin and staff member of another site, we pretty much cover our hosting with our ad revenue. And we have quite a bit of bandwidth because our site is extremely photo heavy. And our ad presence isn't nauseating.
Feel free to check it out:
And the forums:
That ONE ad at the top of the site basically pays for most of our hosting, and it doesn't seem to bother anybody.
I, too, don't think ads are a problem if they're done in a way that is easy to ignore.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 10:10 am
October wrote:
I second the yearly (or twice-yearly) fundraiser drive idea suggested upthread. The fund-raising event should be widely advertised here on the site so that people could be aware of it. An ARGN article on the fundraiser would also be helpful.
The "this week sponsored by" recognition is only for donations of $100 or more (as it should be), and I think some people might feel that if they can't afford to donate $100, their donation wouldn't help much. We know that's not true - every little bit helps. Because of this, I think a site-wide fundraising donation drive would be very helpful. Make everyone aware that even five bucks will help. Put the donor names or aliases (if they so choose) on a special recognition page regardless of the contribution amount during the fundraiser. I think you'll see a good turnout. We have a lot of members; even $5 from half of them would be a good thing for unFiction, and I think you would see even more than that from several.
This was done a couple of years ago and as I recall it did help. The problem, is only a very small percentage of members contribute and they're the only ones that continue to contribute over and over.
I know you don't want to use advertising to generate revenue, but I would be willing to pay a subscription fee to not see the ads. Many websites use this as a way to pay for services, paid members don't see the ads, non-paying members do.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 9:48 am
I like pixie's idea about subscription to have a signature.
Health-o-meter is also a good idea - folks need to know the state of the bank, when it goes low you might get more subscriptions/sponsorship.
Non-flashing banner for new or ongoing game might also help your revenue stream.
Unfortunately, T-shirts & swag auction/raffles have been poor profit/high workload in the past.
IMHO: No to separate private forum (no perceived benefit and creates even more of a class system). No to PM posting in character area. I like that uF has remained a character-free OOG area.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 9:34 am
A few ideas from my head:
I agree, donations here are really only recognized with things over $100. Is there anyway we can make a donation/thermometer widget? the more you donate the closer you get to the next level and get something new at each level (personalize name, Order of the Trout, maybe a small Order of the Trout you can add to the persons avatar picture, etc etc). Also have a page dedicated to people who donate. Maybe also a list of the top donators, Something like "All donations are important to us at uF but a special thank you to these people" deal, with the names of all the other donators below, how much they donated, maybe their own thermometers.
I like the idea of having PMs advertise as well. I wouldnt mind seeing games on the banners or sides, as long as they are related and not flashing obnoxiously or trying to sell me an ipod.
And ARG donation week is also a great idea. See if you can get other comapnies to help match the amount you can get in donations. You know, all those big ones like 42 and other speakers at ARGfest. Raffle off swag that week, come out with special tshirts that you can collectivly get money for an order a group price at a better rate, make it a contest.
A more interesting idea, how about we play a game? I know it is frowned upon but how about taking some of the best PM minds on this forum and making a game created by unfiction and making it a pay to play game, or something where people would need to buy IG merch to find clues.
This all said, I also wouldnt mind paying a $20 yearly fee or $2 monthly fee.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 9:32 am
I know you don't like the idea of adding advertising, but as a user I can definitely say that I'd prefer ads to not having unFiction!
Now that doesn't necessarily mean you have to automatically go to those annoying flashing noisy banners that drive everyone insane. But having people pay for ARG related advertisements might be in everyone's interest. For example: having tasteful game related ads, like promoting the new Tron movie, Super 8, or any of the large campaigns for new video games. I don't think that anything that already has an ARG/viral/extended experience attached to it would be viewed as too annoying for users. And even small PMs might like the chance to draw more players to their games. It would be more like supporting the movement than just plunking ads on the pages. At least in my humble opinion. And even if users find this too invasive, a premium membership could give them the option to turn off the ads?
That said, maybe also a pay-to-enter raffle of good swag items (you can even ask for prize donations!) per month/every few months ect. Say each entry would be $1. So you could enter a single ticket for only $1, but users who contribute more to the site would get more tickets/chances to win. So a $20 donor would get 20 entrances and thus a better chance of winning.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 9:03 am
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October wrote:
I'm of the opinion that charging a subscription price for forum use would essentially kill unFiction. People would migrate somewhere else.
What about a subscription model that only would allow members to access "premium content" (whatever that may be). For example, another forum I help moderate incorporates this. The paying members have access to a "members only" forum. and get discounts on some of the site offerings such as hosting accounts and web design rates.
This just came off the top of my head as it's 2:30 here and I am out of coffee, so forgive me if it isn't something viable.
I wonder if a "members-only" forum would be effective. My major question would be about what ends up on the members-only section versus what's still available here. I think it would either be: (1) nothing of interest, meaning nobody wants to pay for access; or (2) everything of interest, meaning it's no "better" than switching to a pure subscription model.
I think that some kind of premium features would be great, but with the way uF works, I'm just not sure that exclusive forums are the way to go. On other sites I belong to, I have paid for "premium" features like extra stat tracking - maybe paying members could have extra profile features, such as the option to list participation rates in various game forums? I hate to contribute to the Facebooking of the internet, but what about a friends list for premium members? Or- stealing ideas from yet another source- maybe premium members could be eligible to earn special badges? So that rather than, say, a badge you essentially purchase with a donation, there could be a whole set of "achievements"? Not sure if that would work around here or not.
Okay, as I'm brainstorming I'm thinking of other things - probably they're not any good, but I'll keep putting them out there. I think a crowd-sourced auction could work really well. Put out a call in advance for members to submit their own auction items - I'd think you'd have no problem getting some PMs to offer up their own game items, plus I think you'd get all kinds of great ideas from the players around here. I can imagine our members offering original works of art, custom-built puzzles, "I'll make an ARG where you're the main character", special trail-head privileges, web-design lessons, free services for PMs... So we could have a lot of fun coming up with things to auction off as well as purchasing creative things, with all profits going to uF.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 8:55 am
something that works well in the UK are STICKERS!! You post up a template or something so users can print out a sheet/page of stickers which they go round sticking on public transport, walls and vehicles etc... free advertising basically - then you push for minimum donations for every new sign up say $5?
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 6:36 am
SpaceBass wrote:
what about clearly delineated in-game or sponsored subforums for games where the PMs of those games could pay to post in character, with character accounts clearly labeled as such?
clearly delineated
are the key words here, and I think that this idea could work, but I don't know how many PMs would pay for the privilege.
How about a paid-members-only
Order of the Trout
forum section? I think that many people may be curious enough to pay for access.
I think that the amazon affiliate program is a good idea. I order from Amazon occasionally and I would be happy to click on an unfiction referral link. A lot of Flynn Lives players have an interest in the new TRON merchandise, and some people would be ordering it from Amazon anyway. I realise this is a form of advertising, but I think it would be welcome in this particular context.
Are there fundraising programs like
that you could implement? People get order forms for socks/everyday items/gifts from unfiction, but pay to have it delivered to their own homes. unfiction then gets a commission cheque (socks are a good item because people will often buy them again the next year).
I can see that t-shirts aren't that profitable by the time you take out shipping/handling/production costs (or pay a middleman like cafepress to do it for you). Much as I would like to encourage t-shirt designs with better kerning, this won't solve the immediate problem.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 1:50 am
October wrote:
I'm of the opinion that charging a subscription price for forum use would essentially kill unFiction. People would migrate somewhere else.
What about a subscription model that only would allow members to access "premium content" (whatever that may be). For example, another forum I help moderate incorporates this. The paying members have access to a "members only" forum. and get discounts on some of the site offerings such as hosting accounts and web design rates.
This just came off the top of my head as it's 2:30 here and I am out of coffee, so forgive me if it isn't something viable.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 1:34 am
October wrote:
I'm of the opinion that charging a subscription price for forum use would essentially kill unFiction. People would migrate somewhere else.
Only if it became ONLY subscription. if general content remains the same {ability to read & post}, but if the subscription was for "perks" so to speak, such as signatures, or custom titles, or even prefered bandwidth, i think the majoprity of people wouldn't even notice their lack of perks - but hey, those of us who want them would pay a small fee and help uf slightly. of course, i am partly suggesting that in a selfish "what else can we do to discourage spammers", and in my mind if we enforce a "if you break the rules outlines in the agreement, you do not get your money back" then lets say a spammer *actually* paid for the right to use a sig - we delete it, keep the money. Highly doubtful they would pay, but none the less.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 1:08 am
Pixie, that was sort of my thought on the t-shirt thing - that even if a shirt doesn't directly use logos from the game, just the fact that it references the game means that it's using the creator's IP. This would be extremely problematic for uF, legally speaking.
As for PMs posting "in character" here - I hope that never happens. And even if it's allowed, I will never play a game by a PM who has to post here in that way in order to advance his/her game. This is a place where we discuss and dissect ARGs and collect information. I agree with Pixie - the whole nature of the forums would change if they moved from being OOG to being potentially IG. And I don't think it would be for the better. Not to mention that it would make enforcing the rule much more difficult - mods would have to actively remove posts from non-paying PMs that violated the rule, and they would have to keep track of who was paying, what game they belonged to, etc. It could be done - but that's more work for our volunteers who are already so busy.
I'm of the opinion that charging a subscription price for forum use would essentially kill unFiction. People would migrate somewhere else.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 12:52 am
If i am a pm, and you decide to create and SELL a shirt based on my content, i'd be pretty miffed, because this could go 1 of 2 ways. Either you could flat out rip me off {a la Todd Goldman} *OR* you could make the cheap fake concert tee shirts that no one would EVER dare wear in front of the band. Either way, tacky & rude.
Yes, i made a shirt to wear to my first argfest that yes was about the first arg i ever played. Did i offer to sell said shirt? no. Did i offer to make said shirt for anyone else? no. Do i think i could be sued for said shirt? no. Do i think if someone really wanted to they could sue you for selling a shirt made from their IP? yes, yes i do - and giving the profits to UF in my mind makes UF somehow liable. While i don't know the actual legal ramifications that could happen from this.... I can't say i'm real thrilled with the suggestion. [/0.02]
I can't say i'm too keen on PMs posting in character, because i like having out of game forums. even if these chars are paying for the right, suddenly the forums take on a new vibe. Plus, the same ones who try to break those rules now will continue to not pay and try to break the rules.
that said, i'd gladly pay a 1 time fee to keep my custom title {angry midget}. or I'd gladly pay a subscription price to use the forums within reason. I'd really love for sig's to become part of the subscription price {with the same sig rules that are already in place, and if you break the rules you don't get that money back}. It would cut down on sig spammers as a bonus {or at the very least give us money from them}.
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 12:31 am
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And, I'll apologize for my earlier post.
I just keyed in on the fact that you specifically mentioned the very site space had contracted through.
I might be guilted into donating more often if I saw the current state of affairs on some kind of health-o-meter that didn't take up too much space.
If we're just throwing stuff out there and since the idea of donations related to certain games has come up... Would it be feasible to change the background colors for active games using some kind of algorithm that considers received monies associated with the game against number of unique posters or total posts for said game? "Healthier" games get higher contrast ratios or more attractive hues. It might add a competitive aspect to the fora and would, if adopted, be kind of self sustaining.
Pretty silly, huh?
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