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Rowan is that if he wants support for his hardware costs, then he has to 
carefully suggest to his "sharers" that if they would like to offer support 
for his hardware costs, then he would be happy to accept.
No mention should be made of MW and there should be no link between the two 
systems.
As to the rest of his concerns, perhaps he would be better off starting with a 
minimum of services, only opening up further depending on his experiences.

Regards, Brian.

> >As for asking people who use the access to donate, this was for help in
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> paying
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> >for the equipment that would be used and it was for a donation, not a cost
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> of
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> >using the access.
> >I think it is very similiar to using a Linux distribution.
> >I have tried a number of different distributions downloaded from the
>
> Internet.
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> >I know I can use them for free but when I decided to use one particular
> >distribution, I then went on to buy the "official" disks as my way of
> >donating to the cost of developing the distribution that I am using.
> >There are many other similiar models to what Rowan is proposing that
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> appear to
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> >work. I'm sure that if everybody thinks about it, they will come up with
> >their own examples.
> >Personally, I commend Rowan for for giving some thought to this issue.
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> Instead
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> >of thinking, as so many do, of how to make a dollar from something, he is
> >trying to share something that he has at little or no cost.
> >How rare is that these days?
> >
> >Brian.
>
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