I am really unhappy with this—especially with subscription models. When I can afford to pay for software, I prefer to pay a higher amount and decide for myself when I can afford a major upgrade, rather than having to budget constant small amounts “forever”. (I limped along with InDesign CS4—the last one that could be purchased without the rest of the suite, and without a subscription—maintaining an older computer just for that program, until finding Affinity Publisher a couple of years ago. I could actually afford to purchase—not subscribe to—all 3 for less than I had paid for. . . probably the last Adobe PageMaker I bought.) In addition, I work with one group on NationBuilder that could have a much more attractive/effective public-facing Web site on WordPress—of particular interest for the grassroots group because of monthly subscription prices for NationBuilder add-ons, as compared to the many free WordPress themes and plug-ins. I guess it has been good while it lasted, nothing lasts forever, and I totally understand developers needing to make a living, but. . . . I’ll do my best to not be completely pessimistic.