Every now and then I post a question on the forum and very rarely do I get a response on the same day, sometimes a few days may pass and sometimes I never get an answer. Whilst I really appreciate the help that the PS team and everyone else puts in (A++++), sometimes it's not enough, and though there are a few support options, or people you can hire, all to often it's guess work or very expensive even for some e-mail support.
So can I suggest a seperate Premium forum, one where you pay £50/€60 a month that is run by some of the PS team and some of the Pro users. Your money gets you say 5 solved posts a month or 10 for £100/€120. If a problem can not be solved or is too complex, then as long as 3 of the admin have looked at it it's marked as Can't be solved, and the person retains their post credit.
This is just an extemsion of the current forum, but means those that need an answer/help quicker than the usual forum can pay a premium for that privledge.
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Jimbola
Hi all,
Every now and then I post a question on the forum and very rarely do I get a response on the same day, sometimes a few days may pass and sometimes I never get an answer. Whilst I really appreciate the help that the PS team and everyone else puts in (A++++), sometimes it's not enough, and though there are a few support options, or people you can hire, all to often it's guess work or very expensive even for some e-mail support.
So can I suggest a seperate Premium forum, one where you pay £50/€60 a month that is run by some of the PS team and some of the Pro users. Your money gets you say 5 solved posts a month or 10 for £100/€120. If a problem can not be solved or is too complex, then as long as 3 of the admin have looked at it it's marked as Can't be solved, and the person retains their post credit.
This is just an extemsion of the current forum, but means those that need an answer/help quicker than the usual forum can pay a premium for that privledge.
Any thoughts? Good idea, bad idea?
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