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@melisseta I can't answer the Cycles question on Reddit, but to stick to my license example: yes, indeed, if I decided to purchase maintenance before the end of this year, the maintenance starting date would be dated back to when my last maintenance expired in April. This means the maintenance I purchase now would expire in 5 months from now in April 2023 and with the new maintenance system starting in January, I would then need to get another maintenance before my next expiration date to stay continuously under maintenance and still receive new XP perpetual builds. Edit: Bezo is right. This is how it works. If you let your maintenance expire even only once, you would need to buy a completely new XP Fused license to get a new perpetual build of the current version. If you don't care about staying up to date on perpetuals, then you can of course let the maintenance lapse at any time and get back into the maintenance game at a higher price (250 pounds vs. 180 pounds) whenever you prefer. But then, it is really a pure subscription-only offering. You will be stuck forever at the former XP perpetual build.

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