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(Unverified)Apr 19th 2010 6:01AM

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I'm with Geir on this one. When you find an app online, you want to try it out for free before committing, and if you find it useful, you'll be far more inclined to pay.

I should also mention that I'm currently using Ning as part of my studies, and it was chosen by our lecturer based on it being a free web 2.0 app. Have a funny feeling we may be moving onto yet another web 2.0 platform for hosting our discussion!

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