ampfixer
Who cares about May. The BIG pay off will be December 2015, likely New Years eve. Think about it. Most of us signed up for our annual subscriptions this January and will be deciding if we want to give it a break or stick with it, next January. Last day of December this year I'd expect a major carrot to be dropped in the hopes that the annual folks sign up for 2016.
 
I know I'm cynical, but I'd bet on it. If not December 2015 then January 2016, personal jet packs, oh ya.

If history is a guide, the carrot will be vague promises about a "big surprise" to be announced. That would also make economic sense: You don't give away the incentive before you have a commitment from the customer. I guess this makes me even more cynical than you.

ampfixer
Who cares about May. The BIG pay off will be December 2015, likely New Years eve. Think about it. Most of us signed up for our annual subscriptions this January and will be deciding if we want to give it a break or stick with it, next January. Last day of December this year I'd expect a major carrot to be dropped in the hopes that the annual folks sign up for 2016.
 
I know I'm cynical, but I'd bet on it. If not December 2015 then January 2016, personal jet packs, oh ya.

Hmmm...I wouldn't bet too much on it. I think the idea has always been that people would look back over the past year and think they got enough Kool Stuph to make renewal worthwhile. Then again, I wouldn't be surprised if a pre-renewal email went out in December that lists what was received...people forget sometimes 

Doktor Avalanche

YouDontHasToCallMeJohnson
Nothing is coming in May.
 
Which is good.
 
I am tired of this 30 insanity.
 
I thought we would get updates as available. Not always as roll-ups.

Not sure what 30 insanity is.
 
I don't think QA could keep up with more than one update a month, I still wish there were two releases though each month.
1) Stability release (same as the previous months new features build, but with fixes).
2) New features release (same as stability release (1) with new features).
 
Sonar customers could then choose which build to install (reliability vs functionality).

+100. Makes perfect sense.