OUR earlier explanations of Microsoft problems contain many citations of other posts and articles on the subject. Kara Swisher from the WSJ (Murdoch) has been defending Microsoft in posts we would rather not cite here; she is quoting Microsoft's talking points and propaganda, printing, defending and publishing them verbatim (without challenging the obvious fallacies and made-up numbers).
“Microsoft must be rather scared given how low it has stooped.”This particular example which we gave happens to have come from a Microsoft employee who smeared this site [1, 2] and smeared me personally with a comparison to a serial killer. It's part of the same technique which is used against one's opposition in the least ethical of ways, essentially a daemonisation which portrays one's opponent as a dangerous terrorist or something of that sort [1, 2]. In some cases, the intention is to provoke and rile up one's opposition for an insult to be blurted out in return and then used completely out of context as 'dirt'.
But anyway, the main point is that a reader of ours found evidence that Microsoft still uses old tricks to rescue a reputation it lost long ago. It's not just one example as there are many others like the Microsoft employee in question and they are all on Microsoft's payroll. That's their job.
Microsoft must be rather scared given how low it has stooped. Kara Swisher should know better. ⬆
Read this post for an explanation of the screenshot