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Apparently, a lot of additional knowledge about what is behind the redacted text is needed to make the article valuable. Could somebody re-post the article her
by Gring 14y ago
Apparently, a lot of additional knowledge about what is behind the redacted text is needed to make the article valuable.
Could somebody re-post the article here with all the blackened out text replaced by a best guess? Would make it much more informative.
- simba-hiiipower 14y ago90% of the redactions are of the word 'Metro' (i think it's sort of a joke given that Microsoft decided to axe the term and has informed all related parties to do the same without providing a clear alternative). other than that, the remainder appears to be names of colleagues and specific individuals at the company (usually followed by their titles, so it’s kind of obvious).. here’s one part I can help with; beginning of the last paragraph: In spring of 2012 [STEVE] [BALLMER] shouted out "[METRO], [METRO], [METRO]!" at a conference, and that is the moment that Microsoft's "new look" have been said to have gone mainstream.