I'm not defending Microsoft, Uber-nerd. It's just one of cases where your *valid points* and objections to some of Microsoft's business practices won't be taken as seriously by many people simply because of your insistence of your childish behavior.
If all you want to do is preach to the choir, hey, then go right ahead. If you want to make valid points and attempt to sway the opinions of those who currently disagree with you (i.e. Microsoft supporters or at least those who are apathetic to MS's ways) then you might consider changing said behavior.
It's up to you.
If all you want to do is preach to the choir, hey, then go right ahead. If you want to make valid points and attempt to sway the opinions of those who currently disagree with you (i.e. Microsoft supporters or at least those who are apathetic to MS's ways) then you might consider changing said behavior.
It's up to you.