On Tue, 15 Aug 2006, Finn Gruwier Larsen wrote:
[snip]
Can we use this important information from Simon in an official answer to the
attack?
[snip]
Perhaps, but I'd take it as an indication that it's trying to draw
attention away from some other more severe marketing vulnerability. It's
"Software Assurance" customers, for example, have just been forced to
admit that they probably got reamed. Or that MSO 2007 is probably going
to be a no-show and it might be better to try OOo during the wait.*
Look around. There's got to be a good one hanging in front of our faces
that we havne't used.
Simon Phipps skrev:
A journalist who contacted me on Friday for comment told me he had been
alerted to the story by someone at Microsoft who was "passing the report
around".
-Lars
* IMHO one of the reasons MS keeps its minions in constant crisis moded is
so that there is no time left over for basic activities. That ensures
that lower (short term) priority tasks like evaluating competing software
don't even get on the list, should the local (defacto) MS reps be unable
to stifle the suggestion.
Lars Noodén ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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