I would suggest leaving the pricing as is. We know the climbing Everest reality of building software for money. It's an incredible amount of work and a long s

I would suggest leaving the pricing as is. We know the climbing Everest reality of building software for money. It's an incredible amount of work and a long shot to keep going for any length of time. Subscription is really necessary to keep great releases new releases coming steadily and to deliver quality support. I can see the reasoning of making the license permanent without future support and updates, but I still don't begrudge anyone for not doing that. I'm a developer and not out to try and push the rest of the industry down to the 99 cent app store model.