Rich,

The thinking goes along the
lines that the more capacity the system has, the more users there are
and
the more the software gets used as a result.


That thinking works best when dealing with a module which would be globally
required by all users of the system, but fails miserably when you have a
situation where there is legitimately only a small number of applicable
users on a large corporate system. User based pricing can be much more fair
in many scenarios, though then you get into the definition of "user".

Doug

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