
Re: What does "Free" Mean?
I don't think that'd work out well. There's an implied choice in "and/or", which is what the "neither - nor" language is meant to remove. We'd wind up with someone saying "oh, I don't accept payments, but I do accept donations, so that check box applies" -- or even the other way around.
I prefer the "neither - nor" because it's very inarguable, but "Payment/donations not accepted" would probably work.
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