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1. That might have been a good thing back when updates weren't dreaded, because they would rarely if ever add distracting UI elements or take away useful featur
by selfhoster11 6y ago
1. That might have been a good thing back when updates weren't dreaded, because they would rarely if ever add distracting UI elements or take away useful features.
2. If you're a small-scale Office user who's happy not to have the latest and the greatest, and you're happy to update your copy of Office every 5-7 years, then a yearly subscription will not be a good trade-off.
- zepearl 6y agoAnd personally I don't like the idea/feeling of having recurring fixed costs - I just want to pay (more) once and that's it.