Yes, this is getting more than tiring. Cluttering this thread alone with 25 posts full of repetetive whining is… not making the thread more readable nor more informative.
XNURBS
As for the XNurbs, yes it is interesting for lesser than class A masters. Low end users (like me) needs - relatively speaking - high end tools to get the job done. High end may not be high end to all users, and so “high end” or “low end” is not a good criteria for pricing.
For users that doesn’t work around the clock with surfaces only (making them very skilled) - which is the majority of Rhino users I bet - a plugin loike XNurbs seems to add value at around $400 per seat.
What SolidWork users pay for a plugn for Solidworks doesn’t really matter, not to them (they pay more if they need it) and not to Rhino users who cannot affort to browse Solidworks web pages.
// Rolf