> I just wanted to use that opportunity to vent my frustration with the constant push to update everything all the time and judging any piece of software by usi

> I just wanted to use that opportunity to vent my frustration with the constant push to update everything all the time and judging any piece of software by using "when was the last update" as a metric. The update in theses cases are not necessary to keep the most recent feature, but to stay connected to the interface that does change with time. Someone needs to update the interface between the two while things evolve. Like it or not, but that's need to be done. If the tool is used and like by a few, then why not push that requirement toward the ones theses few that used it and like it, instead of supporting everything, even what's no longer used?