I know. The distance erases all of the imperfections. It does look rendered. Get Outlook for iOS

We’re planning to continue engaging directly with our customers who wrote the letter to have an open and honest dialogue, helping us further understand their needs.

Unlike mine, here are the official words: https://adsknews.autodesk.com/views/reply-to-open-letter-on-revit

Thank you for responding. As a technical guy (software developer) and not a sales guy, my blog post was intended to show the benefits of named users. I referenced GitHub because that is what our software developers use. I do like your analogy of the car rental though. The slight difference is that a named user licensing model would allow both you and your wife to drive the car to separate locations at the same time. In terms of pricing, the page (https://www.autodesk.com/campaigns/transition-to-named-user) shows how customers can get two named user licenses for the price that they paid for one standard license. In general, as Autodesk makes this transition, discounts are being offered so customers transition but pay about the same. As far as demonstrated benefits go, we are laying the groundwork. For example, Fusion 360 users can see what parts of the product they know and what parts they need to learn (https://apps.autodesk.com/FUSION/en/Detail/Index?id=6066693915327677039). The data from named users' command maps will be aggregated at the company level so project managers can assemble teams with the right skills as demonstrated by their command maps. I am not trying to change your mind, only share that our motivations are more than financial.

Thank you for the kind words. Between Friendswood, Beazer, Village Builders, and Lennar, the four homebuilders agreed to set aside a few lots for some big trees instead of build homes on them (and make more money). An appreciation for greenspace is in line with our Autodesk vision of imaging, designing, and making a better world.