The only good offering here is available as part of the $10/month "Supporter" plan, a "direct feedback channel to the MDN team." The video describes that as "regular chats with MDN engineers."<p>Shockingly, this isn't even listed as a featured bullet on the plan list. <a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/plus#subscribe" rel="nofollow">https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/plus#subscribe</a> The only bulleted advantages of paying $10/month are, "Early access to new features" and "Pride and joy."<p>As others have noted here, none of the "Plus" features are very useful: Collections, Notifications, and Offline support. Collections are just bookmarks, which all browsers do for free. Notifications are pointless, because all of the pages are on Github; you can subscribe to notifications there (but why would you even want to??). And I approximately never need to use MDN when I'm offline.<p>We know how to do this "correctly." MDN Plus should be a VIP pass to access the MDN team, via a private forum and/or chat room. Talk to (survey) the paying users for what new material they're interested in, and provide that.<p>This is how basically all Patreons work. People buy those subscriptions like hotcakes, they have excellent margins, and the subscribers are reliably very satisfied with the result.<p>EDIT: Buyer beware, I just signed up for the plan, and all it does is add a "Feedback" menu item that links to <a href="https://github.com/mdn/MDN-feedback" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/mdn/MDN-feedback</a> … but that's a public repo. Anyone can file an issue there. I certainly did, and I'm not happy about it. <a href="https://github.com/mdn/MDN-feedback/issues/43" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/mdn/MDN-feedback/issues/43</a><p>There's no Discord, no forum, no mailing list, no scheduled upcoming fireside chat… just a public Github repo where you can file an issue and hope for a response.