> I worded that part a bit oddly I actually read that off the website—not your fault at all! > Actually the "stick" part of the carrots and stick design is ju

> I worded that part a bit oddly I actually read that off the website—not your fault at all! > Actually the "stick" part of the carrots and stick design is just as important for enterprise users, as surprisingly a significant amount of enterprise user do not care of not getting any software updates ("it's enterprise, it just needs to magically work, even for new unforeseen events!11!!1"), and the subscriptions and enterprise repo existed before the nag, I cannot share all details, but you will have to believe me that it made a big difference. It also showed that a lot of companies are willing to pay for projects supporting their infrastructure, but they need to be made aware of the possibility quite actively. That's funny, but makes total sense. Thanks for the responses!