DCS: AJS-37 Viggen DLC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuMKwCTyPE0

The framework for the most indepth study simulations of military aircraft and helicopters there is. Bar none. BUT Eagle Dynamics as owners of the entire DCS franchise needs to take responsibility for sorting out the situation with RAZBAM. Who's originally to blames is irrelevant, this matter negatively impacts Eagle Dynamics public image, and therefore their ability to conduct business. The entire abandonware-situation over this module undermines the confidence of potential buyers, both current and future. Potential buyers of 3rd party modules will now think twice before making the purchase. DCS caters to a niche audience that pay a premium for good modules. Loss of even part of this audience will surely reflect negatively on Eagle Dynamics bottom line and future ability to support and develop the sim further. EDIT 130825: Reading that RAZBAM's modules will no longer be supported and stop working in the near future. This is sad because the AV8N Harrier is a rather unique addition to DCS World with it's VTOL capability and eclectic mixture of weapons and systems. Also, from my point of view I believe that aircraft from roughly 1980 to 2000 are among the most popular modules, and the loss of even one will be felt in the community. I don't own the other RAZBAM modules, but imagine that their owners will miss them too. What is more concerning is the increasing lack in confidence of DCS as a simulator ecosystem. First the Hawk, now 4 more modules that will stop working. Why should we buy ANYTHING from 3.rd party developers if they can become unsupported at the drop of a hat? If this loss of confidence leads to the decline of DCS World, why should we buy anything from ED?