>Still no ability for developers to provide paid upgrades or "active subscription gives you updates" models.
As a user, I'm glad that neither of those things are supported. Given how often upgrades either remove functionality or otherwise make my experience worse, I am glad that developers are required to push an entirely new application if they want users to pay again, rather than being able to coast on their old ratings and reviews. This gives me ultimate power to determine which version of the application I wish to run.
Additionally, I am quite over the nickel and diming of every other bloody application being a subscription.
As a user, I'm glad that neither of those things are supported. Given how often upgrades either remove functionality or otherwise make my experience worse, I am glad that developers are required to push an entirely new application if they want users to pay again, rather than being able to coast on their old ratings and reviews. This gives me ultimate power to determine which version of the application I wish to run.
Additionally, I am quite over the nickel and diming of every other bloody application being a subscription.