One of the few remaining good things of WP, that you know you’ll get security updates, and JUST security updates, no feature changes, and be able to stick to the version you’re comfortable with, for whatever reason. Get rid of this and… Not that it’d be unexpected, with the way it’s been going for years now. Also, never EVER force updates automatically. And yes, people do also complain about MS ending support, and forcing updates. Now LTS versions could be a compromise, but it’d still be way worse than what we have now, and they’d have to be selected very carefully, have one before each significant change, so if there were 2 or more major versions in a row that were major in name only, without significant changes, you could perhaps only continue to support the last, but that’s about it. And again, even then it’d be worse that now. And overall, I still say that for most purposes I’d much rather have just that when it comes to software, a version I decided suited me at some point and is kept stable and secure, with devs focusing on polishing and hardening more than on the next thing all the time. And do believe that many, likely most, who just want to get something done, use software for a particular purpose (even personal purpose, I mean, not just business environments, where stability really is key), would prefer the same.