I am a little concerened about the new direction of Pro and Community editions.  The main issue is the future of the Community version.  After a very nasty time with Community Server, where they started out as a free open source project which then progressed into a commercail product with a free version which morphed into primarily commercial only system of the years.  is there any promises made that this same path will not be take with DNN?  That is there the community version will stay open to free use in commercial sites and that the professional version will not turn into the primary version and the community version the scraps? 

One significant difference between DotNetNuke and Community Server is that community server was never an "Open Source" project.  It was always released under a commercial license which allowed people to use it for free and even offered source code.  That is quite a bit different from being a real Open Source project.  We use an OSI approved license and are fully committed to keeping DotNetNuke Open Source.

As I have said in other threads, you can look at all of the members of our board of directors and all of the new management hires, and in every case you will see people with a long history and commitment to Open Source.  Larry Augustin, one of the founders of the Open Source movement, would not be on our Board of Directors if our plan was to move away from this model.