#17 Me temo que la clave de esa retro-decisión es, si no problemas de seguridad, el comentario que hace este hombre en la propia noticia, crear su nuevo y exclusivo estándar cerrado y basura:
When you tried to come with reasons about why Microsoft goes this way I think you forgot to mention "Reason 4: to kill their competition".
Microsoft knows they can't compete in CSS and standards so they, knowing most of the cake is theirs, step back to their solution.
Mind you, they might plan to come with a service like "Microsoft Newsletters Service" where they will offer their "way" of doing things which are the way that Outlook will support best.
When you tried to come with reasons about why Microsoft goes this way I think you forgot to mention "Reason 4: to kill their competition".
Microsoft knows they can't compete in CSS and standards so they, knowing most of the cake is theirs, step back to their solution.
Mind you, they might plan to come with a service like "Microsoft Newsletters Service" where they will offer their "way" of doing things which are the way that Outlook will support best.