I agree, but there's no evidence that people care. There are hundreds of millions of consumers who don't pay attention, and hundreds of millions of businesses a

I agree, but there's no evidence that people care. There are hundreds of millions of consumers who don't pay attention, and hundreds of millions of businesses and programmers etc that do get the info they need, and that's the bulk of the market. There's a smallish number of geeks who can't actually seem to to figure these things out for themselves, but I don't expect that's a financially significant market. Microsoft probably thinks it's reaching them via Mary-Jo Foley, Paul Thurrot, Ed Bott etc, but maybe it's not, and maybe it should do more.