I think that guarantees are less important than would be an
established process for fixing, promptly, something that proves to be
broken.

There are a very few people whose I "guarantee this app will work" I
would give great weight to, without perhaps believing it quite
literally.  There are no organizations in this category.  An
organizational commitment to fix what is broken may, however, be
believable.

That said, I suspect that such a scheme would not be economically
viable for cheap apps.  What may be possible is a two-level release
scheme.  An app could perhaps be released first as a draft, 'for
testing' one and only later and conditionally upon the community's
experience with it as a definitive, 'for use' one.

John Gilmore, Ashland, MA 01721 - USA

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