Thanks so much for doing this. I don't mind subscribing, but didn't realize when I did (there is no warning to new subscribers) most of the content wouldn't be available to me, so it was a little annoying. Can't wait to see it. Thanks again.
Just a note: There is no easy way to protect the online content. There is a lot of apps for downloading whole websites for offline browsing. Also there is a lot of apps for making screenshots of the whole page (with the scrolling). So you need just one single (subscribed) user who do it for you, save the result as PDF file, and share it on the web.Jason said:The only options are to turn the newsletters into articles that can only be read from the website based on user groups, its not fool proof but probably safer than a single file that can be shared easily? Yes subscribers can probably copy and past but means a lot of hassle for them to re create a page with images.
Ragnarok said:Just a note: There is no easy way to protect the online content. There is a lot of apps for downloading whole websites for offline browsing. Also there is a lot of apps for making screenshots of the whole page (with the scrolling). So you need just one single (subscribed) user who do it for you, save the result as PDF file, and share it on the web.
I think much better (and more correct from a scientific point of view) would be offer all the PDF files for free to all who are interested in it (especially if they are outdated), and raise the money via donations.
Ragnarok said:I think much better (and more correct from a scientific point of view) would be offer all the PDF files for free to all who are interested in it (especially if they are outdated), and raise the money via donations.