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It's not bad, but requirements and usage methods have changed, and the software hasn't. It's fair to update or replace software in such a situation, so long as
by coldacid 8y ago
It's not bad, but requirements and usage methods have changed, and the software hasn't. It's fair to update or replace software in such a situation, so long as the new/updated system meets the actual needs of its users as they are today.