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    <p>furthermore, I personnally think that we should propose a
      business offer for companies , including support and why not a
      hosting for their emails, contacts and events... If they have an
      issue or a question, companies need to know that they will have an
      answer<br>
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    <p>we need a more user-oriented approach...<br>
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    <p>Philippe<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 23/03/2017 23:38, Jörg Knobloch
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      <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 23/03/2017 20:52, Bruce A. Johnson
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          <p>Sure, the software is free of charge, but does that mean
            that all services related to that software need to be free
            of charge?</p>
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        Does this mean that you would support changing the official
        Thunderbird support from free to paid?</blockquote>
      <p><tt>I was questioning whether all support at all levels should
          be free.</tt></p>
      <p><tt>As Thunderbird moves more and more towards independence,
          the issue of support will have to be discussed as well. As I
          said, I personally don't see why we should help businesses
          with their problems for free. I can't say what the exact model
          should be, that's subject to discussion. Personally I think
          that Kent's idea of a user co-op has appeal, where members
          have more rights than non-members.<br>
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      <p><tt>Note that this is only my personal opinion.</tt></p>
      <p><tt>Jörg.</tt><br>
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