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> > This makes it easier to choice an older version if the
> > latest has some bugs not worked out yet.

if you often find yourself longing for an older version, you
might find it worthwhile to familiarise yourself with
/usr/ports/sysutils/portdowngrade(yes, downgrade)

piece of cake to install (naturally) and also to use.