Rock Paper Shotgun Wants Your Feedback on Its Supporter Program

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Rock Paper Shotgun Wants Your Feedback on Its Supporter Program

Rock Paper Shotgun has launched a short community survey to gather feedback on its Supporter program from both current subscribers and non-members.

Rock Paper Shotgun is opening up the floor to its community regarding the future of the RPS Supporter program. Deputy Editor James Archer has launched a brief feedback survey designed to gather unfiltered thoughts from current subscribers, former members, and people who have never signed up. The goal is to figure out what is working with the premium model and, just as importantly, what is driving people away.

The nine-question form takes only a few minutes to complete, and respondents can skip sections depending on their current membership status. While an email address is required to prevent spam entries, the publication notes that the data is being handled directly by the editorial team rather than commercial departments. It is a straightforward opportunity for readers to directly influence the perks, paywalls, and overall direction of a legacy gaming outlet.

For readers who rely on specialized games journalism, community feedback loops like this are increasingly vital as media platforms experiment with sustainable subscription models. Whether you love the current perks or have specific gripes about the paywalled content, taking ten minutes to fill out the form is the most direct way to ensure your perspective shapes how independent games reporting funds itself moving forward. You can find the survey directly on the Rock Paper Shotgun site.

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Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun