Good point Hernan, I have suggested this also. For many (actually most) or us, this was a "surprise, you just got screwed" message. I think it is important that if they do this, they give sufficient time- 60 days at least, 90 preferably - and at the very least keep the current pricing until Hookie. Otherwise, if the timeline is very short, it would be a little extortion-ish.

p.s. I still think their $100 licensing was brilliant and could have knocked out the market. Now it could see more be "just another software company" - especially if any of them get some brains and start releasing free product.