I feel like I'm looking at MySpace circa 2006.
Introducing Trello Gold
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#12After finally being convinced that this isn't a joke, I had a horrible revelation:
If Trello came with all of that by default, I would pay just as much to make it go away.
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#13wat
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#14Is this some analytics project of an intern or something. So strange, almost looks like a parody.
Oh well Trello is awesome that cannot be stressed enough :)
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#15is this the basic idea, give trello a bunch of money and what you get in return is some cheesy-ass backgrounds and clip-art?
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#16From the blog post:
“What does Trello Gold mean for Business Class?” Nothing. They work totally independently. Trello Gold is for individuals and Business Class is for organizations.
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#17How about custom label colors?
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#18This must be a joke.
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#19After finally being convinced that this isn't a joke, I had a horrible revelation: If Trello came with all of that by default, I would pay just as much to make it go away.
You'd pay money to get rid of some upload links? What, you have a second personality that would upload malicious stickers and emoji while you were sleeping?
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#20If Trello's user base is average people using iphone and want a fun todo list, this is brilliant. Nerds probably won't get it, but there is a reason that Geocities, Myspace, etc... were terribly popular - making ridiculous things that express your personality is fun for a lot of people.