I agree and there are pieces of software I've only purchased once and have used for decades. But that also creates a bit of an incentive not to worry to much ab

I agree and there are pieces of software I've only purchased once and have used for decades. But that also creates a bit of an incentive not to worry to much about quality. After all, selling you a fixed progress bar in the next version gives people an incentive to upgrade. Its really to bad, that paying for software isn't more about rewarding good behavior.