If XenForo's finished, what's next?

[Suzanne O]

Then you have the other side of the coin.... the heavily modded sites that dread major upgrades. The upgrade to 2.3 took a toll on me with so many addons not compatible even months after 2.3 came out.

I ignored 2.3 until I was forced to upgrade on cloud and I can tell you I much prefer no news and a solid backbone to constant changes. I much prefer to concentrate on my community instead of always worrying about what is changing and what will stop working.

So for me, I like the stability of slower steady changes and I am quite happy with the slower pace.

Same here!
Makes it easy for us to continue our chats on our sites.

 

[Wing]

Then you have the other side of the coin.... the heavily modded sites that dread major upgrades. The upgrade to 2.3 took a toll on me with so many addons not compatible even months after 2.3 came out.

I ignored 2.3 until I was forced to upgrade on cloud and I can tell you I much prefer no news and a solid backbone to constant changes. I much prefer to concentrate on my community instead of always worrying about what is changing and what will stop working.

So for me, I like the stability of slower steady changes and I am quite happy with the slower pace.

Then why are you not self hosted?

 

[Moshe1010]

I would argue that XF’s entire business model is lacking.

Instead of increasing the license price and hiring more developers, for some reason @Kier keeps the team small; and it’s not particularly efficient, either.