Icfu ecpects obviously is the bazaar style of development, while TC is being developed definitely in the cathedral style. Unfortunately the bazaar style is applied almost exclusively in free, mostly open source developments, where it is easy to say "no warranty", you get what you paid for. Christian on the contrary has some bigger responsibilities, because if he expects us to pay, then it is not so easy to say "hey this stuff is free, be glad that i do something, so dont complain" (this is just a theoretical example, most open source developers are not this rude, on the contrary, its amazing how fast they react on bug reports... if the project is active). Fact is, that most commercial products are just as buggy as the open source betas (TC being an exception!), but bugfixes come in the cathedral style, meaning, after a long time, along with plenty of new bugs (TC being an exception!). So I agree with Icfu, I also would like to download new bugfix versions of TC. The leaked 6.54 shows this kind of thrill of the users very well. We love our toys, and frequent updates make us happy
Those serious managers who are afraid of the so called beta versions, should stick to the stable version, especially if business data relies on TC. But on the other hand, it is always a pure trust in the developer and testers, that they is careful enough with coding and testing. After all if something goes wrong, the reputation is spreading on the internet fast, resulting in loss of reveue 
