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Discussion of general topics related to the new release and its place in the world. Don't discuss new features, report bugs, ask for support, et cetera. Don't use this to spam for other boards or attack those boards!
phpBB is extremely valuable to my site - but my site is just my hobby.
I've never spent money on software for my website - in fact the only thing I've spent money on regarding my website is my domain - and that's kind of important considering people have to be able to get to my site.
I donated to the person that made the open source CMS that I use, and I would gladly donate a bit to the phpBB team - but I would only do that when it felt right for me to do - I would not pay them just to get and use the software in the first place.
I'd be willing to pay $30-$60 for phpBB3.0, having a phpBB forum is a luxury, but I'd still be willing to pay that much for what I get out of it.
For "for pay" projects I might be willing to pay more although there'd be a diminishing return there...at some point you have to justify the expense to your client.
$75 to $100 USD But that is assuming that the money coming from me and others would allow the developers to complete the project significantly faster. Still, the new forum software looks good for commercial and outstanding for open source.
Id pay for a pro version as long as there is always a free version that is the same quality as the current free version.
I would pay around 50 USD for this.