In reply to Tyler.

Tyler, I still have 3 sites in v2.x and 10 in v3.x. They're pretty stable. Over time I did hire Corey to update some from 2 to 3.

InTheNews, we all have different skills and different offerings. In my case I started as a print designer and not a coder. I'm 67 and women didn't learn coding when I was young. It never really appealed to me. I'm a "devsigner" meaning I design and develop for clients. The clients I work with are typically one-person service providers. I become a team-member, teaching them what they need to know to work on their site once live but buffering them from having to learn it all. So I include managed hosting with updates, etc. therefore have an ongoing, long-term relationship with my clients. Most of them are very low budget. So they pay me for the peace of mind to know their site is safe and going to keep working. And they do. However they would not expect to have to pay me to fix code bugs. I likely could not since my coding ability is basic and limited. When I hired Corey to update from v2 to v3 those clients chose to pay that cost. Most won't as witnessed by 3 clients still in v2.