> I'm a Microsoft critic on lots of fronts, but I can't understand how people consider bundling teams with office to be anti competitive. Isn't team communicati

> I'm a Microsoft critic on lots of fronts, but I can't understand how people consider bundling teams with office to be anti competitive. Isn't team communication essentially a modern feature of a productivity suite that you'd expect to see included? No. Team communication can happen just fine without some ridiculous chat program. Many businesses just want office and have other methods of communication, and want to use other chat apps. If teams is included in Office, it will make it harder for other companies to sell their products. People should pay for what they want, and not get a bunch of useless, bloated junk along with it.