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Possible attack; opinions wanted



In general that is true. Many companies come out with new versions, and add 
features because they want your bucks. Some companies do have bug fix 
releases. But, its kind of a perception issue. Customers may think if I 
come out with a bug fix release that my product is buggy, and it may hurt 
my sales not help. 
On 18 Jul 2002 at 13:08, Warren E. Agin wrote:

> My father used to run a software company and had the same attitude toward bugs. He noted that while each version would fix the bugs found in the last version, it invariably introduced new ones. So, relying on versioning to eliminate bugs was somewhat pointless.

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