Re: [MLO] Re: Why is MLO Cloud Sync paid?

I do really like this idea of being able to pay to vote for prioritization of upcoming features, at least on a small scale. If each product vote cost $1 (or some other nominal amount) it would quickly reveal how badly customers want a feature, and possibly provide some degree of funding for

Re: [MLO] Re: Why is MLO Cloud Sync paid?

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Re: [MLO] Re: Why is MLO Cloud Sync paid?

I want MLO to be very successful and continue to roll out the new features that I want, so I am willing to pay any reasonable amount. The question of where in their landscape they build the tollbooth does not matter much to me, the only issue is that it should be wherever generates more

Re: [MLO] Re: Why is MLO Cloud Sync paid?

I have a iPhone 6s Plus, iPad Air, and Asus Android Tablet. There is absolutely no decent task/project app I've seen that syncs across these platformsnow made even better with push sync. I think it is well worth it to pay for cloud service so that they can continue to maintain it and continue

Re: [MLO] Re: Why is MLO Cloud Sync paid?

I agree with you James, Everyone must choose the desired and sustainable business model that suites their own business. It was a suggestion, a desire, call it whatever you want. But we can charge in different ways so that appealing more customers/users. I think the review is a good way...not

Re: [MLO] Re: Why is MLO Cloud Sync paid?

+1 on charging for Cloud Service. I am also wishing to be able to pay to vote for upcoming features Zainan Victor Zhou, 周载南 650-336-5691 On Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 10:37 PM, James D wrote: > From the perspective of an enthusiastic user of other "dead" PIM programs > of the

[MLO] Re: Why is MLO Cloud Sync paid?

>From the perspective of an enthusiastic user of other "dead" PIM programs of the past, most notably Ecco Pro, a great outliner-based PIM program... When I put my life and information and plans and schemes and goals into a program like MLO, the last thing I want is for the company producing that