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They're just formally recognizing the state of affairs as it already is. When I have a problem with IE, I don't go to whatever MS had before (I don't even know
by xanderstrike 12y ago
They're just formally recognizing the state of affairs as it already is. When I have a problem with IE, I don't go to whatever MS had before (I don't even know what it was), I'd Google it and the first would invariably be StackOverflow.
MS has realized that they can save money and provide effectively the same support (since nobody used their support anyway) by recognizing the third party tool.