Surreal wrote:Anyone else see humor in how we are demanding specific prices like this?
Even though I agree with the intended nature of your comment, I cannot bring myself to agree even in sarcasm. I think it's pretty gross how much disrespect is floatin' around here, and people trying to game the system.
They've already said what they needed to say about the pricing confusion. It's too bad people don't respect one another, or the company that provides cool software that people are obviously passionate about. They run a business, and need to make money to pay employees. It's as simple as that.
Be thankful it's not like the pricing situation you get into with the Adobe products, or worse, like their subscription setup. That really screws users in the long run.
I think we should all be buying Ableton Cupcakes right now, like Reddit did for Arenanet. That was awesome, and a cool way to congratulate a company on a milestone. If the cost is too high to upgrade, save up for it and consider it a privilege to own premium software.