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Hi :)

I don't quite understand the points here.  There seems to be an assumption that 
all businesses sell MS Office.  I must have missed the point.
Regards from
Tom :)




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Sent: Thu, 21 April, 2011 12:51:05
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: LibreOffice VS MS Office

The continual request to make LO more compatible with M$ office is a
strategic mistake.

A business that cannot afford M$ software licences for the benefit of
that business' customers does not deserve to be in existence. A
business that receives profits from customers that demand to use M$
software should simply pay the licences to meet their customers'
demands and consider it a cost of doing business. There is no
justification for complaining to the open source community for
choosing to use a product that is incompatible with their customers.
Any business using open source software to generate a private profit
should put their money where their mouth is; pay for software to meet
business needs or don't use it and pay for proprietary software
instead!

LO programmers should concentrate on making a good software product;
that should be the priority.

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