I didn’t intend to misrepresent what you were saying. I really did take your post as defending Microsoft by minimising the faults.

The list of issues was never meant to be an exhaustive list. They were just examples. You talked about how those examples can be worked around, and I took that to mean you didn’t acknowledge the core problem - so I gave a different example and tried to express the point that although work-arounds might exist, we just shouldn’t have to deal with that.

In any case, maybe we misunderstood each other. No big deal. Lets just leave it as that.