Microsoft Bigotry?
Trying to provoke me in a meeting recently, someone said, “OK, if you're going to be a Microsoft bigot, let's just get that on the table right now so we can start fighting about it.” To which I replied, “I'm not a Microsoft bigot, but I'm also not an anti-Microsoft bigot. I'm a good technology bigot. I use whatever works, regardless of who produced it.”
There is a romanticism that seems to have attached itself to rejecting Microsoft technology on moral grounds, but it is a false one. There's a school of thought that believes that refusing to work with Microsoft technology actually helps the world in some tangible way, in the same way that dedicating one's life to public service, or to working in third-world countries might. ...
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