> The first time you try out Designer, it may ask your permission to get design ideas for you. I don't know the wording for the dialog itself, so I will commen

> The first time you try out Designer, it may ask your permission to get design ideas for you. I don't know the wording for the dialog itself, so I will comment on this wording instead. Asking permission to "get design ideas for you" is absolutely wrong. They are asking permission for the wrong thing. They should be asking permission to "collect content from your slides". They can then explain that the upside is that in return you get access to design ideas. Depending on the context of the dialog an appropriate wording would be something along the lines of this: "In order to access design ideas, up-to-date slide contents need to be regularly sent to Microsoft servers. <Agree> <Cancel>". edit: - Would you like some chocolate sprinkles with that ice cream? - Sure! - Cool, <while sprinkling chocolate on your ice cream> it will cost $100 and your left kidney.