Questions about Public Deck Collaboration & Organization Pricing for a Diverse Community

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Hello! Thanks for your detailed questions about using AnkiHub for your large Vietnamese learning community. I understand you’re exploring options that balance collaboration capabilities with cost efficiency for your diverse group of users. Let me address your questions:

1. Suggesting Changes on Public Decks

For users to suggest changes to public decks:

  • Yes, users need a paid subscription to use the “suggest changes” feature. This is true even if they’re subscribing to a public deck that you created with your Core plan.
  • Free users can subscribe to and use public decks, but they cannot suggest changes without their own paid subscription.

From the “Collaborate on a Deck” documentation:

You can suggest changes to existing notes in decks that you subscribe to on AnkiHub… After suggesting a change, your suggestion will have to be reviewed and accepted by the deck maintainers.

The collaboration features require a paid membership to utilize fully.

2. Organization Feature Costs

Regarding Organizations:

  • Organizations are billed annually with a discount of one month free per user seat
  • The organization owner pays for all the user seats in the organization
  • When you add users to your organization, your annual bill is adjusted with a prorated amount
  • All organization members get full access to AnkiHub features including linked decks

For your specific large community of 30,000 users, I would recommend:

  1. Contacting AnkiHub support directly to discuss potential custom solutions
  2. Mentioning your specific needs related to the large number of users and financial constraints in Vietnam

From the Organizations documentation:

If you would like to create an organization, please request :person_raising_hand: Support, send a private message to customer support or email support@ankihub.net.

Alternative Approach

Given your community’s size and financial constraints, you might consider a hybrid approach:

  • Create a core team of contributors with paid subscriptions
  • Use the organization feature for this smaller team of key content creators
  • Share the resulting high-quality decks as public decks for the wider community

This would allow you to maintain quality control while making the content accessible to users with limited resources.

I hope this helps with your decision-making! For specific pricing details and potential custom solutions for your large community, I recommend reaching out to AnkiHub’s support team directly.