On the other hand, there will always be disgruntled users. Many expect
everything to not only be free but also free of ads. I wonder how they
think we as developers plan on earning back the 100's of hours of
study and development time invested in the apps if we have no method
of monetizing them? I'm in the exact same boat right now with my
"Radar Now!" app which is free and currently has no ads.

I'm planning on adding ads in the near future and also a "pro" version
that won't have ads and will have more features. I'm sure many of my
current users (numbering over 140,000) are going to scream bloody
murder when I do this, but the alternative is to simply stop
supporting the app and turn off the expensive server that powers it.

What's one to do?

-John Coryat

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