> 1) easier to test upgrades between Fedora versions
>
> As each Fedora major release may have in updates only security and critical
> fixes and ABI (libraries SONAME changes) will be completely locked down it
> will be easier work on a set of test units testing upgrades on top of
> different sets of installed packages.
Doesn't relate to packages which rarely see an update if at all
> 2) more people (packagers and regular end users) will be focused on testing
> of latest Fedora version
Do you have some results of a testing or you just assume this would be the case
> Simple more eyeballs using exact latest Fedora than more likely that after
> hitting sometimes small issue it will be reported to BTS.
> As consequence RH people making own snapshot to start working next major EL
> version may expect that they will have fewer issues to resolve after making
> such snapshot.
>
> 3) fewer packagers will be spending time on backporting some changes
Doesn't relate to packages which rarely see an update