There was an nice article posted on someone's blog and previously
mentioned in the groups here, I think.
The content was about a Iphone paid app which becomes successful ONLY
after change it from paid to free and then back to Paid. Read that and
get some inspiration there ;)

I think you should get more worried about that the one available to
the judges being eventually distributed on alternative sites for free.

Actually, I think it is viable to build a site for exactly that
purpose and it may not violate any rules/laws. A database of apks
submitted by judges after they download and review it for
ADC2......Anyone building one? I am interested on that.

Cheers
Eric

On Jul 16, 9:46 am, andy smith <[email protected]> wrote:
> ok cool - but what do people think. if i make paid app in early august
> and then judges can download freely for 3 month period, does this mean
> people don't respect the app as paid anymore and argue that it should
> always be free, then cancel out any future sales for all apps that
> don't win (i.e. 99% of them)?
>
> On Jul 14, 7:08 pm, "David M." <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > The only limitation is that applications made available in the Android
> > Market prior to August 1 are ineligible. You may certainly make your
> > application available for free or paid on the Android Market after
> > August 1. Be aware, however, that the application submitted to the
> > challenge itself will be freely available to all Android users who
> > download the Challenge judging application to try their application on
> > the phone for scoring purposes.
>
> > -David
>
> > On Jul 14, 10:28 am, andy smith <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Can I submit an app as a paid app from August 1st and still be
> > > eligible for ADC2?
>
> > > I know chances of anyone winning are slim so don't want all my hard
> > > work meaning that I can't ever charge for my app. Even though I know
> > > when I most likely don't win I can withdraw a free app and resubmit as
> > > paid, history tells me that when an app starts out as free, the
> > > expectation is that it will remain free and future sales will be poor
> > > - so I would like to start from paid app and take my very slim chances
> > > on ADC2.
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