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This is not a good analogy. An academic environment has different strictures and norms than a business environment. In a business environment, the relevant que
by JabavuAdams 16y ago
This is not a good analogy. An academic environment has different strictures and norms than a business environment.
In a business environment, the relevant questions are:
1) does it break any laws?
2) is it profitable?
2b) is it consistent with the image MS wishes to project to its customers and/or regulatory overseers
One person's unfair competition is another's brilliant hack.
- 51Cards 16y agoMy comment wasn't meant to reference whether it was wrong or right, just the logistics of what is happening.