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Sustaining Support Achieved?

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  3. Sustaining Support Achieved?
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Jeff D.
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It looks like Roll20 reached its minimum sustaining funding level, or just about: <a href="https://app.roll20.net/account/supporter/?tobarforum" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/account/supporter/?tobarforum</a> Are congratulations and/or a celebration in order?
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Sky
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It keeps going back and forth as people subscribe or cancel.
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Axel Castilla
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Yes, it's needed an extra push of subscribers for definitely surpassing the red zone.
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Patrick C.
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What is shown on the bar? Is it a minimum number of supporters, or a minimum proportion of supporters compared with the total number of users?
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Gid
Roll20 Team
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We basically have a hard number of subscribers needed for each goal line listed on that bar. The fill indicates how many subscribers that are currently enrolled in comparison to those goal lines.
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Jeff D.
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How about now? The little bar changed color and everything. Heck with it, I'm hereby going ahead and congratulating the Roll20 team. Huzzah!
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Sky
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I thought Riley said the formula determining it was based on the ratio of free accounts to paid accounts? It'd have to be a ratio to sustain server costs to account for free accounts going up as well.
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Gid
Roll20 Team
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I was incorrect.