It's weird that you are selling people features to the site you own.
Like at the end of the day, you will profit from the software that gets made, so why would others pay you to build your own software
and it's pathetic to see you quoting SC members we who all know are super broke with hundreds of dollars for features.
For the hundreds you are asking, users could go on Fiverr and pay some Paki to build the entire forum with the features you describe from the ground up
You are just showing how poor you acting this desperate for money
I don't profit from this website. It is a waste of money, time, and effort for me to make this website, developer-wise. I have far more interesting projects to make. This one is a finished project. It has 2 issues that are fixable, and since i know they are, i have no motivation to do it.
If it has more traffic and more people, I might be more interested in working on it again, but there are 5 people here, why would I waste my time like this?
I couldn't care less how I seem or w/e else your narc is projecting.
I did ask a couple times for donations. I never really got any though. I think in total I made about 700 dollars from SC members.
So you have made more money than I have and I have run the forum for 6 years as well. I have been payed by Chapo only. I have been paid by others to host a forum like this one for them, but that is mainly for the hosting fees.
But keep in mind my brother and I kept SC running for 6 years, and our server costs were 100 dollars each month
Good and I really are not the same. Good refuses to build SC2 because it says it takes too much effort. Meanwhile my brother and I re-made SC 3 times over. It was not SC users that motivated us. It was our own desire to build good forum software.
In the 6 years time we spent building and rebuilding SC, I estimate it would have cost near 100k+ to pay a programmer team to put in the hours Michael and I did
It should be 300k+ per programmer for a normal workday with a 25$ per hour wage, for 6 years. Which btw is pretty low for a programmer's wage, at least here.