You took something that worked fine and people understood how it worked, and could use it without an issue, and you screwed it up. Especially since you don't give users a choice of switching or staying with what they already know and are very comfortable with. This is the kind of thing I expect from Microsoft. I thought you were better. I was wrong.
You took something that worked fine and people understood how it worked, and could use it without an issue, and you screwed it up. Especially since you don't give users a choice of switching or staying with what they already know and are very comfortable with. This is the kind of thing I expect from Microsoft. I thought you were better. I was wrong.