> This is no longer the business model for a vast majority of software development. Now, software is never 'done', but new features are continually added (wheth

> This is no longer the business model for a vast majority of software development. Now, software is never 'done', but new features are continually added (whether needed or not) Good point - the whether needed or not puts the finger right on the point. The subscription model is funding development of subpar features that aren't needed. This is an inefficiency, and ideally it should be eliminated