Have you read the new blog?

[Community Support (Ning 2.0)]

Just wondering if you guys have read the new blog. and what you think of it?

[Thiago Santos de Moraes]

It is just another option, Robert. It is not for every one.

[SweetPotato]

it's for companies with probably too much dollar and no knowledge or time.

[FedMedic]

$1,000 dollars a month? Really? Good grief, this could kill our network! I would have to scale back so much to be able to adhere to, what would be undoubtedly strictly enforced bandwidth. The cost could become astronomical. Time to seek other options I guess. It might be wise for me to do it now while my network is reasonably small. Will VIPs have any control over their source code? Over their network entirely with no "Powered by Ning Glam" in the footer and else where on the site? Will the network become pure "white label"? If not, what is the thousand dollars for?

[FedMedic]

UPDATE: No worries on the VIP. Eric has quelled the anxiety of what that entails and it does not affect the current NCs, so as I take a sigh of relief, I will continue to stay with Ning and hopefully grow with them.

Cheers!

FedMedic

[Eric Suesz]

Hey, FedMedic. The VIP package isn't designed for nonprofits or the budget-conscious. It's for larger organizations who need dedicated account managers. 

[SweetPotato]

You'd probably find some great account managers here on creators :-)

[SweetPotato]

all sounds promising, but I share Jords bandwidth concerns.
I'd hope to see Glam court more b2b networks that tend to be smaller but possibly more lucrative depending on the industry that they serve. Get the attention of a few of my lawyers for example and you could make big bucks.
sp

[Sean Herman]

I don't think I've done this yet. I will be sure to though. Thanks for the notice.