[@TK] You keep insisting get everything for free. Windows software is not a good market, I have to make some profit from this else I might as well end the GiMeSpace project. The Pro version is available for a bargain this week.
The GiMeSpace RAM Temp Folder 1.3.0 might as well be freeware for all it does… check out the sysinternals freeware and see what you are up against, well functional USEFUL programs offered for free not crippled programs sold or attempted to be sold and offered for free, why not be honest how many people have actually bought “GiMeSpace RAM Temp Folder 1.3.0” and said they were happy to spend the money on it? Remember you used to have it limited to just 128MBytes allocation and only added 256 and 512MB options since receiving feedback from the likes of me on giveaway sites other than this one… I don’t want everything for free and do occasionally find software worth paying for and much of the software on these sites from Chinese and at least one German and I think a Brazilian developers are illegal to distribute as they steal intellectual property so are not legal to distribute and not legal to buy as that would be knowingly receiving stolen property which is a crime here in the UK and other jurisdictions!
The business model of these giveaways is limited install authorisation to a specific period of time and a fully functional license in the hopes the users will like it and recommend it to their social network and if and when they re-install windows which is a solution often resorted to by the computer illiterate to solve PC problems or buy a new PC the vendor participating in the genuine giveaway is hoping their given away product has become indispensable to the giveaway participant that they will buy a fresh license for their re-installed PC or new PC. IMHO the product “GiMeSpace RAM Temp Folder 1.3.0” is not worth installing as it’s too limited in scope so not worth installing even for free so does not fit into the normal giveaway sites sponsors business models. Offer your best not your worst if you want a good reception and possible sale in the future when the giveaway is no longer on and the participants have lost the original license due to windows system churn… These sites are not intended to be up-sell squeeze pages to manipulate end users into buying a functional program after only being offered a crippled pointless one. Such abuse of these sites only fosters bad will towards the manipulative vendor in my experience.