, evildictaitor wrote  In some countries (like North Korea and
Syria) it's illegal to run Microsoft Server entirely. I wonder
how much Microsoft gives a damn. Or the users in that country
for that matter.  It's not about Syria and Iran, but EU and
Australia.     And you again missed the far more important
issue (the law aspect can be sidestepped, since no one raids
offices for this) - even in first world countries, fast and
stable connection aren't as ubiquitous as you may think. Just
what is your answer? Aside from relocating business of course.
, evildictaitor wrote  Or maybe it's just that you haven't
bothered to consider the other point of view.  Says the right
one. What again is your point of view regarding those with bad
connections? Move town/province/city/country?  SBS served those
people quite well, so they should close the shop and move on
(literally!) because Microsoft has a "new vision"?