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People might do that, or not... but the fact that someone had to impose these restrictions in the first place, to me, is a warning sign that many places inside
by cnvogel 12y ago
People might do that, or not... but the fact that someone had to impose these restrictions in the first place, to me, is a warning sign that many places inside the respective software will have parsing issues/issues with handling of "weird" filenames.
- w8rbt 12y agoIn many cases, the restrictions come down to the underlying file-system and how it works. Not saying it is right or wrong, only that the reasons can be very fundamental.
- LukasMathis 12y agoI think that's a fair point if you're talking about a disk that's attached to a computer. Yes, the file system on the disk restricts what you can do. For a cloud file synchronization app, though, I'd expect Microsoft to not let these kinds of restrictions leak down to clients.