dolfe67

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That's not the clunky part of it. With something like that vacation mode where a dev could theoretically stop the billing pause at any point it would be kind of weird if the subscribers wouldn't need to confirm to be charged again. No idea how it works on Patreon, but I would be kind of surprised if it where much different.

The clunky part of it is that people that haven't been charged for over a year still get displayed as subscribers with no way for me to remove them. And that's not only the case for the numbers you can see but also my analytics or the projected amount of the payout page.
Ok for the analytics, they still count as active subscribers even though they are really not.

AFAIK on patreon you can pause the next billing but have to do so every month if it lasts longer. And the billings after next continue without the need for subscribers to confirm.
 

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The clunky part of it is that people that haven't been charged for over a year still get displayed as subscribers with no way for me to remove them. And that's not only the case for the numbers you can see but also my analytics or the projected amount of the payout page.
Definitely sounds not unintentional - the kind of numbers-fudging that little-brother competitors routinely do to fluff up their numbers hoping to dupe gullible investors into thinking they are a bigger player than the real numbers would say they are. "We have X paying subscribers!!" when in reality that is the total number of subscribers they have ever had and not the currently active number. :rolleyes:
 
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