Making Photoshop a subscription service was an extremely successful business decision, so I'm not sure what the comparison is supposed to mean here.

I say this as someone who switched to Krita and canceled CC subscription.

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danlitt an hour ago | parent | next [-]

"extremely successful business decision" and "inherently disliked" can both be true. Increasing fees quite often works out for the business too, but consumers don't generally like it.

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logifail an hour ago | parent [-]

> consumers don't generally like it

I'd prefer looking at what (potential) consumers actually do rather than what they say. "Saying" is a really weak signal.

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SiempreViernes 44 minutes ago | parent [-]

Ok mr sceptic, where are your numbers showing consumers buy more of a thing after it becomes more expensive?

	▲	logifail 15 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Was merely commenting on the observed preference vs stated preference issue (aka "the Say/Do Gap"), not the underlying point about raising prices.

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noosphr 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Enshificstion kills companies slowly, then all at once.