Well, that's a cancelled subscription from me. I have no problem with them not being Open Source, but these arguments are all orthogonal to being Open Source.

Well, that's a cancelled subscription from me. I have no problem with them not being Open Source, but these arguments are all orthogonal to being Open Source. There is a valid argument for not being Open Source: "We think a proprietary program with a monthly license fee is the best business model for our company and product." You say that, I respect you. You bring a bunch of bad arguments, I lose trust.