2 pointsby xucian7 hours ago1 comment
  • pavel_lishin7 hours ago
    > the key is: have a shared communal amount of credits, and it's first come, first served. calculate how much you can afford at max per day and that's it

    Wouldn't this very likely mean that a lot of your users hit a wall immediately, without being able to use any credits?

    • xucian7 hours ago
      yes, that's the point, but you will rise the ceiling the more paying users you get. as opposed to having to deal with per-user limits, you have a global limit you fully control

      for example, i have 900 users, 7% paying, but it's 3-6 new users per day, it's manageable at 5 credits per user per day (non-renewable), and 20 communal (so in theory 4 users)

      when i grow, i just raise the communal credits from 20 to, let's say 100, so 5x more free happy users per day. i think it's beautiful in its simplicity and flexibility