On 2007-01-24, Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> claimed:
> Tagging Vista at Amazon.com
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>| DefectiveByDesign.org successfully campaigned to add tags to
>| DRM-laden products being sold via Amazon. You can now find over
>| 775 crippled products tagged with "defectivebydesign".
>|
>| Unsurprisingly, the various versions of Windows Vista are already
>| on that list. 14 people have gotten the ball rolling by tagging
>| "Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium" with "defectivebydesign".
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> http://badvista.fsf.org/blog/tagging-vista-at-amazon.com
It's not in the easiest place to find. I'd think most of the clueless
would overlook the tags because they're at the bottom. I'd also bet on
a campaign to stack the numbers the other way (this is an obvious
stacking as well).
But they're there. There's one "awesome" and a whole slew of poor
ratings: defectivebydesign, drm, defective by design, downgrade,
abusive eula, and lots more for Microsoft(tm) Windows(tm) Vista(tm)
Home(tm) Premium(tm) FULL(tm) VERSION(tm) [DVD](tm).
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It's a shame Linux has such difficulty running some of the more popular
Windows applications: Nimda, CodeRed, Klez, ILOVEYOU, WPA, Swen,
SoBig, Beagle, Sober, Mydoom, NetSky, Bagle, Drivus, Randex.
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