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I like it. Sure, alienating your customers is bad, but in a case where these customers may be costing you money, might as well push them to upgrade.
by cheeze 14y ago
I like it. Sure, alienating your customers is bad, but in a case where these customers may be costing you money, might as well push them to upgrade.
- budgieking 14y agoYeah as much as it could be a pr stunt, there is so much wasted time/money in legacy compatibility development. One contract I had blew out by 2 months (making total dev time 3.5 months) in IE6/7 modifications.