[thelist] The Saga Continues: States issue warning to Microso ft.. (was 'Smart Tags Not')

[Kathleen Heytink]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Seth Bienek [mailto:seth at sethbienek.com]

> States issue warning to Microsoft
> http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,2778871,00.html
> 

I've been following the series of articles on ZDnet for a few days.  I've
also been reading the comments readers have posted and I've never seen so
much pro-Microsoft sentiment in one place (outside their corporate
headquarters that is).  Makes me wonder if they are all Microsoft employees
- or at least Microsoft shills <g>.  

If so, it seems to me that there are better ways in which they could be
gainfully employed.  I truly wish that M$ and Mr. Gates could get it through
their heads:
     a) that they have no clue what I, as a user, want
     b) that despite what they believe, they do not know what is best for me
     c) that their idea of "the best experience," and mine differ greatly

I do not think I am alone in this.

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm beginning to wish I'd started with
a MAC!

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