In a lot of environments this is a terrible idea. In private environments exposing build manifest information is a good idea, but not so that you can alert at 1 month. Where I work, software that's 2-3 years old is considered good - mature, tested, thoroughly operationalized, and understood by all who need to interact with it on a daily basis. Often, consistency of the user experience is better than being bug free.
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In a lot of environments this is a terrible idea. In private environments exposing build manifest information is a good idea, but not so that you can alert at 1 month. Where I work, software that's 2-3 years old is considered good - mature, tested, thoroughly operationalized, and understood by all who need to interact with it on a daily basis. Often, consistency of the user experience is better than being bug free.