I am sure this is a waste of my time and effort but intrigued to see if others want the functionality.
As architects rarely upgrade their models to the latest version of Revit when a project transference from concept to reality (for quite understandable reasons), both them and those of us working with them are often working on older versions of Revit (currently 2016 is the most common I use with occasional use of 2015 & 2017 - we have yet to receive a project in 2018 and haven't even bothered to download 2019 yet!).
This means that any shiny new features released in 2019 will eventually be useful to me in about 3 - 4 years time, surely Autodesk can tell which versions of Revit are in common use and a regular release of useful features to older versions would be very welcome (although admittedly extremely unlikely).
Telling everyone they should be using the latest version is a lovely idea but that is all it is, it is never likely to be reality!
Now for a really radical idea, stop releasing a new non backwards compatible version every year and concentrate on getting your current version as near perfect as possible