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That doesn't mean anything. They can and will change course depending on the circumstances, and the community could agree with them depending on what the circum
by juhzy 8y ago
That doesn't mean anything. They can and will change course depending on the circumstances, and the community could agree with them depending on what the circumstances are, effectively making it a non-issue.
- pcwalton 8y agoNo, it does mean something, in that it affects Microsoft's entire product strategy (i.e. deinvesting in the browser). I don't see Microsoft changing course on this.