Bootz--oh, I agree about the coupon thingies--I have a couple dozen of 'em, no clue what they're supposed to be for.
As for the just-bought-a-Mac crowd, again, I agree with the sentiment, and agree that it would be a *wise move* for Apple to give a free copy to anyone who bought a Mac in, say, the past 30 days or so. My point is that such a complaint is a separate issue from the actual software *review*; it is certainly worth mentioning, but giving an otherwise stellar piece of software a 0 or 1 star rating because you're fuming about the price is disingenious.
Think of it this way--let's say that they priced the iMac itself at, say, $10,000. If I was reviewing it, I'd give it glowing reviews for ease of use, compactness, features, etc etc--but also knock it down a peg with a BIG caveat that the pricing is absurd as well.
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