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Answered Wed 24 Aug 2011, at 04:06PM
It all depends of the company approach on this. Some are already giving incentives to beta testers (gadgets for the best ones, free products/services/subscriptions), but other companies have the false impression that the tester should be honored already, because he experiences the product before anyone else.
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Answered Wed 24 Aug 2011, at 04:20PM
Hey Alin, that's a pretty valid point, I think they do feel we should be honored, and I do think we feel that way early on. After something is huge though, it would be a nice touch.
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when will companies/applications start rewarding people for being early adopters/beta testers?
