Dear friends,
Lost Cities is a popular game that many people love to play. It seems evident from certain posts that some people have not been loving it as much recently. It is also a premium game, and language has been used to indicate that a few users might consider giving up their premium subscription in this connection. As a service to those users who have been thus affected and to BGA who, if the numbers are significant enough, might be inclined to offer any response at all (though it seems unlikely), it might be worthwhile to have a count of those who have taken such action.
To be clear, this is not about getting angry and going on a rant (in fact please don't), and it's not about disrespecting the wonderful contributions of time and energy from volunteers and staff. It's simply about providing a numerical measure that might be relevant. For these purposes it seems reasonable to be counted if you cancelled auto-renew even if your subscription period has not expired yet (if you happen to change your mind later, this action can still be considered significant). For the sake of simplicity, it is requested that you find another thread for sharing context if you want.
If you wish to participate, and only if the following is true, feel free to respond with the statement: "I cancelled premium"
Lost Cities is a popular game that many people love to play. It seems evident from certain posts that some people have not been loving it as much recently. It is also a premium game, and language has been used to indicate that a few users might consider giving up their premium subscription in this connection. As a service to those users who have been thus affected and to BGA who, if the numbers are significant enough, might be inclined to offer any response at all (though it seems unlikely), it might be worthwhile to have a count of those who have taken such action.
To be clear, this is not about getting angry and going on a rant (in fact please don't), and it's not about disrespecting the wonderful contributions of time and energy from volunteers and staff. It's simply about providing a numerical measure that might be relevant. For these purposes it seems reasonable to be counted if you cancelled auto-renew even if your subscription period has not expired yet (if you happen to change your mind later, this action can still be considered significant). For the sake of simplicity, it is requested that you find another thread for sharing context if you want.
If you wish to participate, and only if the following is true, feel free to respond with the statement: "I cancelled premium"
