Noomlers

The Noomle.com community has found an incredibly high level of acceptance throughout the domain name owners world. Hundreds have joined and brought thousands of domains with them to get hosted through the Noomle.com engine. All within only 4 months of active business!

However, with the increased acceptance come increased server loads and culprits shaken with jealousy are attempting to sabotage Noomle.com

In order to retain the service levels and security of the Noomle engine, we will need to increase our server capacity and overall security precautions. As you may anticipate, such an undertaking costs not just a considerable dedication of time and effort, but also asks for a higher financial contribution.

Unfortunately, at this time, out of the current number of Noomle subscribers who are obtaining traffic and revenue through the Noomle engine, only roughly 10% are financially contributing to keeping Noomle alive, leaving ~90% of subscribers to ride a free train, provided by the ones that contribute.

Fair? We think it’s not.

We have no intention to changing all core values of Noomle.com, but a few adjustments will be set in place to make Noomle a better, stronger and more evenly distributed place for your domains.

Portfolio: While every subscriber can still upload unlimited domains, non contributors will only see 15 domain names in their portfolio. The remainder, although uploaded, cannot be managed until the Noomler joins the contributor group. Once joined, the portfolio will display all uploaded domain names which will also be manageable at this point.

Custom Logo: As you can probably imagine, custom logos present a storage challenge to the Noomle server. While the feature in itself is definitely staying, it will be locked to non contributors and only be made available to contributing Noomlers.

Articles: As a non contributing member, each of the 15 manageable domains can be loaded with 3 articles. Contributing Noomlers see their entire portfolio and are encouraged to publish as many articles as they choose.

Extra menu/stores: Non contributing members have one additional menu available, per domain.

Help center in the forum: Non contributors can read existing solutions, but cannot request answers or help to a custom question pertaining to their situation.

As you can see in the graphical representation, there are highly compelling arguments why any Noomle subscriber should turn into a contributing subscriber.

In the most simple terms: You get more bang for your buck and at the same time you’re keeping Noomle.com alive.

We acknowledge the fact that some may be concerned that these changes are counterproductive, others may be in severe disagreement. You have been heard, and we’ve taken all objections in consideration.

The Noomle administration will continue to conduct business with transparency.

We thank you for your understanding and continued support!

Noomle On!

The Noomle.com Administration