Yeah but the point is, from a practical standpoint, nothing has changed. You were doing that before if you were using MongoDB + RHEL, so you'll still be doing that now.
Now I need to fetch the version packaged by MongoDB of which I don’t know the release cycles and years of included support.
Plus, it’s an additional subscription cost and per-server license.
It's not how MongoDB teaches: https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-...
And it's a blatant lie to say you don't know the supportability of MongoDB, as they publish it directly on their site: https://www.mongodb.com/support-policy
This means nothing, practically. It's grandstanding, and it's annoying. Stop.