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I was raised on MS since the DOS days. I am accustomed to their products and know the do's and don'ts. IE is a great browser that was too far ahead of it's time. Security now needs to catch up to functionality, across all browsers. I think Firefox is the best thing to happen in the industry in some time. I use both and like some of the features of FF better than IE. FF will grow to gain a larger share as time passes. That will force MS to either drop out of the browser war or jump into it full-force. They definately stagnated over the past few years. I can't wait to see where this goes but anyway to get to the point...

Why did you bring Linux into this. The article and topic at hand have nothing to do with the Linux community. Also, why is competition a bad thing? I personally want to see MS sweat a little to push them to produce more advanced products. I can't wait for level playing field so we can see some of the best products ever by all sides. The only thing I don't agree with is the type of ad being run. Targetting the Windows end-user would be my direction. Not a "insiders" page of thanks.
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So run multiple adds  Nigel Johnstone | 12/07/04
Browser War is the OS War!  anthonycea | 12/07/04
With Leadership Like This, Microsoft Has Nothing To Fear  chrislovesdana | 12/07/04
And that explains why Spread Firefox was so successful!  Linux_Developer | 12/07/04
Right, and it's the corporate leadership ...  Judas I. | 12/07/04
Or move to Canada.  Linux_Developer | 12/07/04
you are right 51%  JasonL31 | 12/08/04
They kinda FORGET the part, JasonL31 (nt)  Judas I. | 12/08/04
"that means almost 50% of the people were not happy with his preformance"  James T. Kirk | 12/08/04
Hey, even "48%" is ALMOST "50%," ain't it? (nt)  Judas I. | 12/08/04
Bush was not choosen by the people  Harry Butts | 12/08/04
Well, yes he was.  Linux_Developer | 12/08/04
It's still a majority, though.  Linux_Developer | 12/08/04
That red neck, "love it or leave it" ...  Judas I. | 12/08/04
Well  James T. Kirk | 12/08/04
For YOUR information ...  Judas I. | 12/08/04
Oh, and BTW, John E.,  Judas I. | 12/08/04
Any port in a storm happy (NT)  James T. Kirk | 12/08/04
John E.: Yep, just as long as we remember ...  Judas I. | 12/08/04
Gee  nomorems | 12/08/04
Iraq war, minority stances, and free speech  Linux_Developer | 12/08/04
Your math skills suck  tic swayback | 12/08/04
Why, excuse me. More than half of American voters.  Linux_Developer | 12/08/04
Linux_Developer Zealot  nomorems | 12/08/04
This is EXACTLY what I'm talking about.  Linux_Developer | 12/08/04
But you show the basic problems in your statements  el1jones | 12/15/04
suuuure.... yeah... MS....  doh123 | 12/07/04
x86 64 Bit Windows XP  nucrash | 12/08/04
Man, Buy a Clue . . .  Plain Logic | 12/07/04
MS Fear??  IT Scion | 12/08/04
Woah! I like the new Talkback format!  Linux_Developer | 12/07/04
that is low  JasonL31 | 12/07/04
testing new format...  Valis Keogh | 12/07/04
oh great... not a new format really  Valis Keogh | 12/07/04
What "new format:"?  toadlife | 12/07/04
think he ment the miss on the main page  JasonL31 | 12/08/04
LOL  FilledOut | 12/08/04

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