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I'm French and I really think that's a shame. What's next? Microsoft to sue Google because Docs are free?
by alexis-d 15y ago
I'm French and I really think that's a shame.
What's next? Microsoft to sue Google because Docs are free?
- yogsototh 15y agoI am with you, it's a shame. The next time they'll sue Linux or the free press.
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- alexis-d 15y agoCan someone explain me the downvotes? I mean the Microsoft/Google thing was a half serious, half joke question.
- brudgers 15y ago<meta> Half serious comments and snark often get downvoted - particularly when they add nothing to the discussion, and almost inevitably when they are appear intended to take the discussion off track by baiting partisan disagreements or fanboyism. Downvotes should be considered editorial feedback - either you didn't make your point clearly, or your comment is considered likely to derail the discussion. Use the "edit" and "delete" links, respectively if you are concerned about the karma score of a particular comment. <additional meta> It is bad form on HN to complain about downvotes.
- alexis-d 15y agoOk thanks for the explanations. "<additional meta> It is bad form on HN to complain about downvotes." I didn't complain I just wanted explanations.
- ramblerman 15y ago</additional meta> </meta>
- pbz 15y agoHe used HTML 5
- hokkos 15y agoIt is about antitrust, not about if it is free or not : http://www.numerama.com/magazine/21483-google-condamne-en-france-une-tres-bonne-decision.html http://www.numerama.com/magazine/21483-google-condamne-en-fr...
- patrickaljord 15y agoThis article is completely biased and titled "a very good decision", its author is known to be anti-google and complains about SERP for his biased website on his twitter account all the time. Pretty pathetic guy.