Entroper said:
For everyone saying "they need to fix the problem," read the above. For everyone bashing MS because of this move, yes, they should have made it reliable from the beginning. But isn't this exactly what a company should do when they've got a reliability problem in one of their products? Take responsibility for the problem, make it right for existing customers, and fix it for future customers. |
Absolutely right. Pointing out that they did this to make money, while technically true, misses the point. As I already noted, everything that every company does is intended to make more money (With the exception of non-profit organizations, of course), so by this logic every company is evil.
Instead, let's recognize that some companies are good at listening to the needs of their consumers, while otehrs seem to simply ignore issues their customers may have. That latter phenomenon is particularly frustrating; Microsoft didn't do that here, and they deserve to be commended for it.
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