The other problem with the support solution is that many programmers dont want to be tech support people, they want to be programmers. you can hire people to do the tech suppprt people, but then you become a business person/manager, rather than a programmer. Even still, building this kind of multiperson business only makes sense for larger projects. I do think it has its place and has prooven successful in some situations but its no silver bullet.
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The other problem with the support solution is that many programmers dont want to be tech support people, they want to be programmers. you can hire people to do the tech suppprt people, but then you become a business person/manager, rather than a programmer. Even still, building this kind of multiperson business only makes sense for larger projects. I do think it has its place and has prooven successful in some situations but its no silver bullet.