Absolutely, people should definitely support the software if they use + enjoy it. As you'll note from my parent comment, I carefully wrote: "and give folks th

Absolutely, people should definitely support the software if they use + enjoy it. As you'll note from my parent comment, I carefully wrote: "and give folks the option to buy it in the App Store or download the community version." I intentionally framed this about empowering everyone to exercise the choice afforded to them under the New BSD License rather than specifically saying "just get it for free", etc. Yes, we should definitely catch up sometime soon :) EDIT: also just to point out: "or find any number of the third party builds from questionable sources" You know, if you guys offered a free, open source community edition then folks wouldn't need to obtain the build from a 'questionable source'. Just sayin' ;). You could even just provide official MD5 Checksums for the binary of the compilation of undoctored code from the current release. That would help people know there were no 'added backdoors'/malware etc in the software obtained from a 3rd party.