> I'd much rather see Plurk issue a press release stating simply the matter has been resolved and they appreciate Microsoft's swift action. Agree with everythi

> I'd much rather see Plurk issue a press release stating simply the matter has been resolved and they appreciate Microsoft's swift action. Agree with everything except this last sentence. I reckon they could get a bigger win out of this. Maybe a partnership (I heard they're censored from mainland China, no?), some sort of licensing, or even a token settlement of a little bit of cash so that "Microsoft settled for an undisclosed amount." Going to war with someone who doesn't want it and apologized is a bad play, but they should at least see if they can get a little further with this. Since the China market is blocked to them, this could be a massive win if they get some sort of joint venture, partnership, or licensing going.