> it seems pretty clear-cut to me Yes it would. That's the whole point of Public Relations, you, as part of the public, now relate differently to something tha

> it seems pretty clear-cut to me Yes it would. That's the whole point of Public Relations, you, as part of the public, now relate differently to something than you ordinarily would. > It's hard for me to take seriously the idea that things like aggressively stifling competing software Well, that is because you are a terrorist, and your ideas are a cancer on society. The above is basically a post-2000 translation of Microsoft's 90's "stifling competing software" tactics for software development they could not squash outright. > helping [..] people in the developing world with basic things like nutrition, sanitation, and disease prevention. By taking away education, self-determination, local opportunities? Yes, not quite as dramatic as people dying, but equally important for long term stable development. > and I have no shame No, you have a different frame of reference. I'd say one that lacks a complete historical record.