Puh-leeze. Spare me the "you're just jealous of their success" Libertarian nonsense. Can you even name one program of theirs that has only "ONE fault"? Heck, I'll make it easier on you. Can you name one program of theirs that has only one MAJOR fault?
I couldn't care less who does and doesn't have money. What I don't like is them 1) breaking the law, 2) selling buggy crap that doesn't work, and 3) destroying good software by either buying it out and breaking it or driving its developers out of business. Microsoft has been doing all three of these things for decades, and now they're after my email. Everyone here understands what a fundamental part of one's online identity an email address is. I have several years of my life invested in Yahoo!Mail. To have a company with a long and consistent track record of buying out and breaking good software eyeing my email provider is a nightmare come true!
Personally, I think Microsoft are targeting you. Specifically. They're walking around and deliberately going after email services that you use, and then the send in their army of techers and break them. Not that they need much help with Yahoo as it's annoying and akward to use compared to how easy Hotmail is. Maybe they're targeting you and going after programs that you like, and try to make them better just for you, but you're very ungratefull and ignore the good things inorder to just have something to moan about. But then maybe that is also intentional, they know you like to moan and so are providing the means for it.
Also Microsoft have aids, the latest vista update has been cancelled because they found out there was a binary stream of Aids in it, which could leap from monitor to human eyes, and infect us with aids.
Like I say I don't care either way. I have a yahoo, and I only use it for reging hentai forums, since it's too akward to use for regular stuff. I use Hotmail for my regular stuff since it's quick, simple and just a click on my msn. I doubt Microsoft would change yahoo that much since it's a recognisable brand with it's own fanbase, and they have Hotmail so they could very easily keep yahoo email seperate and provide the illusion of being seperate companies (much like youtube is to google)
Also I find it hard to name programs with ONE MAJOR FAULT, like at a struggle I could say Vista because of compatability problems with older programs, but then that is also equally to blame with the makers of them programs... and the alternative is stuff like Mac which only has three games released on it. But I wouldn't call it a major problem as it's very easy to find other programs that work, and anything that can be sorted after 10 seconds on google is hardely major. but yeah other than that my experience with Microsoft has been rather pleasant. The programs do what I need them to, and fullfill their jobs well, if there are better programs around then I use them (I don't believe in brand loyalty), but I'm not going to throw temper tantrums.