Education is something we believe should be free for everyone. As former college students, we acknowledge the expenses and hardships incurred in learning something and embarking on a new chapter of education. The world is a place where everything, including knowledge, is monetized and turned into a business. While some may argue that this is necessary, we feel that there are some things which should be made accessible to all, regardless of who can pay for them. Education, like healthcare, is one of those things we believe should be free for everyone.
With our apps, we hope to realize our vision of being able to impart knowledge in anyone. We do not want to discriminate between users who are rich or poor, so our apps will always remain free, and we will never ask users to pay a single cent. In light of that, our only way of covering our expenses is by running ads, but even so, it is barely enough to keep us going. While we would definitely want our apps to be ad-free, we simply cannot do so because we do not have any financial backing. Perhaps in the future, a generous donor may be able to financially support our mission, but at the moment, any talk of being ad-free will remain a distant dream.
It pains us when we get really nasty comments or deliberate attempts to ruin our reputation, simply because our apps have ads. Yes, it cannot be denied that no one likes ads, but we more than make up for their presence by going the extra mile to ensure that our apps are filled with the best quality content. Taking our law apps for example, we dare say that no other app -- whether free or paid -- comes close to providing the amount of in-depth discussion of key cases. We do hope that users may be able to understand this.
It pains us when we get really nasty comments or deliberate attempts to ruin our reputation, simply because our apps have ads. Yes, it cannot be denied that no one likes ads, but we more than make up for their presence by going the extra mile to ensure that our apps are filled with the best quality content. Taking our law apps for example, we dare say that no other app -- whether free or paid -- comes close to providing the amount of in-depth discussion of key cases. We do hope that users may be able to understand this.
Please do take your time to give us a 5-Star rating on our apps. By showing others that our app is worthwhile, you are enabling thousands of other people to get access to free law education and education in general. In giving us your ratings, you are also helping to drown out the insensitive and unethical reviews aimed at curtailing our sincere efforts. Support us by giving us your ratings and sharing the app with your friends. With your help, our dream of making education free will be one step closer to reality. You can make a difference.
With that said, thank you all for your patience, loyalty, and support. We hope our current users will stay with us for years to come, and we pray that new users may be patient with us, as well as appreciate and embrace our mission. Our sincerest thanks goes to everyone.
Remember, knowledge is power.
Remember, knowledge is power.
With love,
The members of The SS Team
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