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El autor del curso decidió convertirlo en un curso pago:

On 2/3/2010 4:33 PM, Alex Ruiz wrote:
Pedro and Dante,

From the javapassion website, I can see that the course will be
subscription based, but I never says it requires you to pay money (I
cannot speak for Mr. Shing,) so I think you are jumping into conclusions
too quickly (unless I’m missing something.)

Actually it will be indeed “paid service”. I am not sure how
successful it will be. But I decided to try mainly because
the other choice is “killing javapassion.com” all together.

The price point I am thinking about is $89 per year for unlimited
access to all the courses of “javapassion.com”. (My market research
shows that this is much less expensive compared to other similar
sites which offer “less quality” contents in my opinio. And frankly
my suspicion is that it will be barely enough to sustain “javapassion.com” and me.)


Even if Mr. Shing decides to charge. So what? Mr. Shing already made
public that he left Oracle, and now he is independent. He is completely
free to charge for his knowledge and time, isn’t he? After all, we all
have to make a living.

Thanks for your clarification and support.

-Sang Shin

El está en todo su derecho. Por esa misma razón decidí retirar las soluciones que había publicado a todos los ejercicios anteriores de Source Forge para incentivar a la gente a que pague por este excelente recurso.

¡Los mejores deseos a Sang Shin en esta nueva iniciativa!

-Jose

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