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Are tech companies that desperate that they need to do this? Maybe if it was bigger company, but this can't be a threat to Microsoft....They're all acting like
by moose_man 4y ago
Are tech companies that desperate that they need to do this? Maybe if it was bigger company, but this can't be a threat to Microsoft....They're all acting like starving rats feeding on their children.
- trasz3 4y ago[dead]
- HopenHeyHi 4y agoSaturn Devouring His Son.
- Manfred 4y agoThat's the problem with bigger companies, usually there is a perfectly good explanation in the context of the company but we will never hear about it. Could be as simple as the person who moderated that forum being laid off.
- squarefoot 4y agoAll it needs is one of them doing that, then all others must follow to remain competitive, if not just for being able to put the same bullet points in products advertising.
- doryWalnut 4y ago[dead]
- akira2501 4y agoWhat good is monopoly power if you don't use it? They're just squeezing the stone for every drop they can get.
- TheRealDunkirk 4y agoThe people who can fix user complaints and business disparities like this in Fortune 500 companies do not care because 1) they can't see them, and 2) they are actively incentivized to not care about it.
- hot_gril 4y agoMicrosoft does this stuff. Like forcing Minecraft accounts to migrate onto MSFT accounts, which locked out a lot of older players by requiring the original email address used to be verified. There's no use in complaining about it; you should just anticipate that MSFT ruins everything it touches and get ready to switch.