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Perhaps they should sue Microsoft for irreparable financial damages... like the RIAA does to file sharers? After all, no one was deprived of any physical proper
by kprobst 17y ago
Perhaps they should sue Microsoft for irreparable financial damages... like the RIAA does to file sharers? After all, no one was deprived of any physical property as far as I can tell.
- pavs 17y agoI disagree. I don't like Microsoft, but they found out their mistake and fixed it. Its not like Microsoft higher management consciously decided to this, it was done by a third party contractor who was hired to work on the project - who was specifically advised NOT to do this in the contract they signed. They still did it. If anyone should sue anyone, it should be Microsoft suing the contractor.
- kprobst 17y agoI was being sarcastic :)