Does Microsoft care about Webmasters?

jh71283
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In reply to hellome

#Aug 5th, 2008 @ 12:46 AM

Holy Old Thread Batman!

Harlequin
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In reply to jh71283

#Aug 6th, 2008 @ 1:05 AM

I say any thread that hasn't been responded to in over 1 year needs to self-lock.

TheMAGA

In reply to mykoleary

#Apr 8th, 2004 @ 10:16 AM

A website is not a product and my website is visited by at least fifteen hundred people a day, I'd say those fifteen hundred people feel right about my website.

Naruto Shippuden

Blue Ink
C you

In reply to TheMAGA

#Oct 30th @ 10:58 PM

And I sure hope the response time of your website beats yours... answering to a 5.5 years old post is no longer thread necrophilia, it borders on archaeology.

exoteric
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In reply to Blue Ink

#Oct 31st @ 8:59 AM

Can you say...

beyaz70

In reply to synja

#Apr 8th, 2004 @ 1:01 PM

I'd really like to hear one of the MS guys put out an opinion on this - after all, we could go anywhere to argue this stuff, but Channel 9 is for us to interface with MS people, not hear ourselves talk. I know you guys must be busy, but you opened this can of worms. And this topic is something that's important to a whole lot of <a href="http://www.sanaldizi.net" title="dizi izle ">dizi izle</a> people. We're not just asking about a bug or a specific feature or something - we're asking about Microsoft's policy regarding the future of its product, Internet Explorer.

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