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by Animats
1401 days ago
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Of course. As an outside party, you're not bound by Microsoft's EULA. You can go after them for defamation, tortuous interference with contract, etc. You're in a much better legal position than a customer. This is when you have a lawyer send a letter. That's cheap. That gets your lawyer talking to Microsoft's lawyers. Most commercial disputes are, in practice, resolved that way. |
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