Benny, Do you plan to release a detailed ‘Beyond the Basics’ reference document (web pages) on all the extended features of MailMate including: * Uses of CLI * Filtering Rules * Plug-ins * Other “Hidden” feature details
Do you see that as a new tier in the subscription model? Not trying to increase the costs interested to see what the documentation is worth to users. I value complete and full info especially in a subscription model. And for you adding the documentation burden. So far as I see the Patron mode cannot be renewed, rather it is called something different, “Paid Mode.” For myself, I have no problem moving forward in this way and it seems a bit more structured as such. Respectfully, Henry Seiden - - Techworks Pro Co. E: info<at>techworkspro<dot>com W: http://techworkspro.com On 24 Dec 2024, at 5:00, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote: > On 24 Dec 2024, at 10:11, Billy Youdelman wrote: > >> On 24 Dec 2024, at 0:50 MST, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote: >> >>> For older license keys, I have these rules: MailMate will stay in “Paid >>> Mode” until 1 July 2025 or 2 years after the original purchase date. >>> Whatever comes last. >> >> I'm currently running MailMate version 2.0BETA (6092), 29-Sep-2017, under OS >> 10.9.5. > > My guess is that you are the only one using that release :) It's a confusing > one of historical origin (and Intel only). A long time ago, I had two > branches of MailMate in order to prepare for a major release with new > features (to be able to require an upgrade fee). That was dropped and > integrated into the 1.x releases, and I felt it was safe to re-use the 2.0 > Beta designation for the latest update. I forgot, but I also intended to bump > the revision number to r6100 to avoid confusion with old 2.0BETA releases > (which used revision numbers in the r6000+ range). I'll do that for the next > update. Everyone else should just ignore the above. It's relevant to at most > a handful of people. > >> My license key was issued on 2-Jan-2014. I will soon be building another >> system, on OS 10.12 or 10.13, for which the new rules will be fine, but what >> happens to MailMate on my existing 10.9 system, which I want to keep no >> matter what..? > > The new pricing/license model does not affect any earlier releases of > MailMate. Important old releases are always available here: > https://updates.mailmate-app.com/archives/ > > It's easier to see a list of old releases for earlier versions of macOS here: > https://freron.com/download/ > >> Similarly, what if I wanted to use an older build of Mailmate on the new >> system? > > You can always use older releases of MailMate with any license key for > MailMate. > >>> * The difference between “Paid Mode” and “Free Mode” is minimal. The end of >>> paid mode does not mean the end of using MailMate. >> >> May I ask, what exactly is the difference? I'm asking because, while I want >> you to enjoy a long and happy life, what happens in the rare event that you >> don't? > > The difference is described here: https://freron.com/pricing > > -- > Benny > _______________________________________________ > mailmate mailing list > Unsubscribe: https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
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