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They even say that it has served many people very well, why shut it down then? The only reason I can think of is that microsoft wants to provide these features
by fhennig 7y ago
They even say that it has served many people very well, why shut it down then?
The only reason I can think of is that microsoft wants to provide these features themselves, maybe as a payed option?
- reggieband 7y agoIt could either be competing products or a wish to re-work the policy terms to allow them to carve out some enterprise-contract type flexibility. My experience with Microsoft is that they are consummate enterprise account managers. They hold the hands of enterprise buyers and their sales teams seems to love to have special enterprise features/integrations. My prediction is we will see a newly defined developer program with consumer tiers which will be the tip of an iceberg of enterprise-ready configuration below the surface.