Hi John,
I'm glad it sounds reasonable to you, but to me it doesn't sound right.
I don't like subscription-ware. If I pay for something, I want to call
it mine --to some extent.
Moreover, the annual subscription license is more expensive than the old
Enterprise license, because the Enterprise license could be obtained at
an update price, or one could decide to update once every 2 or 3 years.
The new licensing scheme forces you to buy new licenses every year, if
you have a commercial product.
--
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On 9/18/2014 12:04, JB wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thank you for the information. That sounds
perfectly reasonable to me and isn’t really
much different that the Rev license. If you
did not renew your license you did not get
the new versions. The only difference is now
you also are not allowed to continue writing
with the version you licensed after it expires.
John Balgenorth
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