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Re: [CONF-user] Personal License - redux

Subject:   Re: [CONF-user] Personal License - redux (find more)
From:   Charles Miller <charles at atlassian dot com> (find more)
Date:   Apr 21, 2005 19:39
On 21/04/2005, at 9:09 AM, Tim Colson ((tcolson)) wrote:
> Until Atlassian comes up with a $100 or so 2-user license...
> Anybody out there hosting Confluence Spaces for $x/month?
 
We're planning on making an official announcement some time around the  
1.4 release. Personal licenses will be free[1] 2-user licenses.
 
There are a few mundane marketing/support/etc issues to resolve first -  
Atlassian's infrastructure is geared to selling thousand-dollar-plus  
product, so this sort of thing needs a certain amount of planning.
 
C
   [1] as in free beer.
 
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  • [CONF-user] Personal License - redux "Tim Colson (tcolson)" <tcolson at cisco dot com>

    I really want a Confluence space for just me, personaly. Until Atlassian comes up with a $100 or so 2user license... Anybody out there hosting Confluence Spaces for $x/month

    • Re: [CONF-user] Personal License - redux zohar dot melamed at uk dot bnpparibas dot com

      Isn't confluence free for non commercial use ? Internet tcolson@cisco.com@lists.atlassian.com 21/04/2005 00:09

    • AW: [CONF-user] Personal License - redux Ingomar Otter <Ingomar dot Otter at valtech dot de>

      Both would prevent the described headaches and using a finetuned automagic setup procedure (pushbutton cloneing) will reduce the setup effort to nearly nil. All what remains (which may be significant) is handling of contracts, provisioning and support. You may want ...

    • Re: [CONF-user] Personal License - redux Charles Miller <charles at atlassian dot com>

    • Re: [CONF-user] Personal License - redux Charles Miller <charles at atlassian dot com>

      Oops, I missed this bit. ASPstyle Confluence hosting would require a few technical changes inside Confluence to be feasable. Specifically, you'd have to push a lot of global configuration down into the spacelevel, including a restricted form of usermanagement. (Or maybe have ...

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