I'm going to simply agree with a lot of people in this thread - if you feel the need to donate then you should be doing it selflessly... not for personal gain or benefit (even if the 'gain' is a few pixels... the principle still stands).
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I'm going to simply agree with a lot of people in this thread - if you feel the need to donate then you should be doing it selflessly... not for personal gain or benefit (even if the 'gain' is a few pixels... the principle still stands).
But it doesn't work like that. People, in general, don't do things to help others without anything in it for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by -fire-girl-
There is a reason Christmas VIP makes £500 a year minimum, yet Donor makes less.
People pay for VIP for the features, not to help whatever charity Habbox chooses to support.
- Just the general user, I am sure the odd person donates to help the charity..
Does that make Habbox sierk and me the most charitable if we are paying to keep Habbox running in December so we can run the charity fundraiser and allow the users a chance in the year to buy VIP? :SQuote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
I think it has become quite clear that we have no interest in this for rational reasons.
Hasn't it? That's good then. I mean it would be a horrible shame if it had. It's not like it was intended as a joke or anything. I guess our senses of humour are different then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
I don't understand, Jin?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jin
I was supporting you, not sure what your post was saying..
He's saying that if people buy VIP at christmas for VIP - it makes him and Sierk the most charitable as they cover the running costs of Habbox for that month.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milestone
Not really as they're just paying to keep the sites going :P The charitable ones are the ones actually giving to charity :P That said, covering the costs yourself is selfless and a means to allow others to be charitable :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hecktix