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redonihunter194 days ago

You do not understand. Maybe use a different translator.

You claimed to be able to limit the time frame something can be downloaded after purchase.

Do you think is better to set a product for unlimited download after purchasing or set a limited number of time they can download it?
Actually I use to set "unlimited"

Three people, including the site admin, told you, this should not be possible. So what are you talking about? Do you read a translated version of the itch user interface? What option in the project makes you think you can limit the downloads after purchase?

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K Storm Studio194 days ago

No I don't need a translator, we are a studio based in London, it was just a question, No I did not claim to be able to set limited download.

Please read, I said I don't want to limit our customers! Thanks

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redonihunter194 days ago(+2)

Ok, English is not my first language, so maybe I need a translator. 

Can you please explain this:

Do you think is better to set a product for unlimited download after purchasing or set a limited number of time they can download it?
Actually I use to set "unlimited"

Where do you see an option for "unlimited" or "limited" downloads? Where do you "set" unlimited?

Because to my understanding of English, by saying "I use to set unlimited" you did in fact claim to be able to do so.

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K Storm Studio194 days ago

Ok, sorry, I do I apologize because probably I didn't properly ask the question.  (It's not my first language too... I mean, now yes cause my company is in London :) )

I see someone downloaded few times some products after purchasing them. So that raised a doubt: is there a possibility to set unlimited downloads for customers like we do in our in-dev marketplace? Because in my personal opinion, it's fine for customers to let them download the product they purchased forever., to help them to have access to their products anytime even in case they accedentally lose them.

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redonihunter193 days ago

So your original post is about a hypothetical situation, is it?

On itch this question does not arise and I am wondering how you even got the impression it was possible, as you might have noticed.

The platform hosts the files and deals with access to your project after a purchase. That is what leafo was referring to. You would have to implement drm on top of the restriction that only a paying customer can access your paid content.

And your first language does not change by moving ;-) Native language is another word for it. It is a statement about the past. Not a statement about which langauge you know best or speak daily.

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K Storm Studio193 days ago

understand :) It's fine for me to give access to the content to anyone has purchased that content

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