Reason #1: Why are they investing in redundancy?
If Drupal 8 isn’t ready, they’re going to have to go for Drupal 7
Reason #2: All that proven Drupal 7 code is heading towards the waste-bin
A major architectural change is a double-edged sword
Reason #3: It’s not just the community that gets forked
If forks in the community are inevitable, where does that leave standardization?
Reason #4: 7’s modules won’t work. 8’s modules can’t be started.
No backward compatibility between versions 7 & 8 leaves you where?
Reason #5: What’s ‘Free’ about $100 million dollars?
Isn’t the argument missing a little something… like the Business Case
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