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People don't feel ike apying Microsoft so they can use their e-mail

That's what's wrong with it. It's not being required to accept a license, but the implied royalty that will soon go along with it in the future that people don't object to. But you knew this already.
And don't bother saying that they might not charge for it. Microsoft would charge you ten bucks every time one of your feet touches the ground if they could. Damn Bit-- you're sying for some hits with such a blatantly "playing stupid" post. But I guess you got me so far..;-)

Posted by: Jeff Spicoli   Posted on: 09/24/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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