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It's not about never quitting, though. It's about quitting when you close the last document, or something similar, and breaking the distinction between closing and quitting.

Heavy-duty apps should quit in the background after you close what you were working on, but this shouldn't necessarily matter to the user.



Right, or go into some sort of tombstoned mode when resources are needed and the app hasn't been in the foreground for a while.




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