Difference between revisions of "How to "sell" freedom over convenience? (LP09)"
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Give them a slot to enter a domain name for themselves (which is more effective for turning users from consumers to producers than one usually notices). '''BUT ALSO''' give them the option of providing to those who visit their machines, their own Dynamic DNS that points at the visitors' machines -- whereat they can install their own instances of the original application if they wish, immediately accessible to the whole world by name. | Give them a slot to enter a domain name for themselves (which is more effective for turning users from consumers to producers than one usually notices). '''BUT ALSO''' give them the option of providing to those who visit their machines, their own Dynamic DNS that points at the visitors' machines -- whereat they can install their own instances of the original application if they wish, immediately accessible to the whole world by name. | ||
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Revision as of 17:06, 22 March 2009
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Provide BIND and a Dynamic DNS function in every free network service that one can download and install.
That's how!
Give them a slot to enter a domain name for themselves (which is more effective for turning users from consumers to producers than one usually notices). BUT ALSO give them the option of providing to those who visit their machines, their own Dynamic DNS that points at the visitors' machines -- whereat they can install their own instances of the original application if they wish, immediately accessible to the whole world by name.
Seth Johnson
