I suppose that makes sense. I was thinking about it with a TEI hat on, and academic use of it in that context (member-supported consortium, no defence mega-bucks here! Sadly!) It might also allow certain organizations a discount as member benefit upon negotiation thereof? (e.g. TEI Members get a 20% discount on academic licenses for oXygen.) Yeah, there should be a clear cut academic policy, but I take the point that admin/publishing at a university is a complete different budget from teaching, XML-related research, or similar projects. (Frankly most projects I've advised would do fine with the Home Edition I think.) Currently SA is bundled with certain versions of oXygen isn't it? Will they get the Professional Edition or the Enterprise Edition? Or will that bundle stop? See, I'm confused already. ;-) Nothing new I guess. -JamesC