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102 sats \ 3 replies \ @BitcoinHandsOn 16 Apr \ on: Who pays for Bitcoin wallets? bitcoin
Regarding the freemium/subscription option, I just had some experience with the graphic design software, Canva (https://www.canva.com/). I was creating the ebook and paperback cover for my new book Bitcoin, Hands-On!.
TL;DR - the freemium/subscription model can be pretty bad.
I tried working with the free version of Canva, but WOW do they make that difficult, there's constant reminders that x/y/z is only available in the paid version. So, I signed up for the paid subscription, on a month-to-month basis.
You'd think the constant, irritating, upsell would stop. But no, it doesn't. It turns out that they sell more than just the paid subscription, they're selling all kinds of extra objects, templates, and packages. It seems like half the screen is taken up with those items.
ALSO - they're always changing the layout and functionality to funnel people to the paid parts of the software. Tutorials and documentation from just a couple months ago are out of date, because the software has changed to feature different packages that they can upsell.
This is my feeling with freemium/subscription stuff. It really irritates me. I just want to use the features I want, without anyone changing them around.
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Yeah, I think I might just bite the bullet and try to learn Gimp. It's not that hard, and it is much slower to change.
If you search for instructions on how to do something in Canva, what you'll find is probably outdated. But for Gimp, it'll work.
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I LOVE gimp. I use it to make all my posters. It is totally worth learning how to use.
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