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Changing some wording in the money-back guarantee for clarity, and add an "absolutely no lock-in" section.

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Dan Helfman 2008-02-27 23:53:05 +00:00
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@ -1,3 +1,6 @@
1.2.1: March ??, 2008
* ?
1.2.0: February 25, 2008 1.2.0: February 25, 2008
* Users can now upload files to attach to their notes. * Users can now upload files to attach to their notes.

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view/Upgrade_note.py
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@ -134,17 +134,26 @@ class Upgrade_note( Span ):
H3( u"no questions asked money-back guarantee" ), H3( u"no questions asked money-back guarantee" ),
P( P(
u""" u"""
If you upgrade your Luminotes account and find that it's not meeting your If you upgrade your Luminotes account and later find that it's not meeting
needs, then simply request a refund within 30 days and your money will be your needs, you can cancel online anytime. You won't have to send email or
returned in full without any questions. talk to anyone in a call center. If you do cancel, you keep all of your wiki
""" notebooks and simply return to a free account.
""",
), ),
P( P(
u""" u"""
And no matter how long you've been using an upgraded Luminotes account, you Additionally, if you are unsatisfied for any reason, you have the option of
can cancel online anytime. You won't have to send email or talk to anyone in a requesting a refund within 60 days of upgrading your account. You money will
call center. If you do cancel, you keep all of your wiki notebooks and simply be returned in full without any questions.
return to a free account. """
),
H3( u"absolutely no lock-in" ),
P(
u"""
You can download the entire contents of your wiki at any time with a single
click, so you can rest assured that your notes won't be locked away within
Luminotes if you ever decide to cancel. You can take all of your data and
import it into any program that reads HTML. After all, it's your wiki.
""", """,
), ),
P( P(