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    Microsoft shutters Office 365's free web site service

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    • bsouderB
      bsouder
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      Microsoft is terminating its SharePoint Online Public Website service, effective January 2015.

      http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/12/22/microsoft_shutters_office_365s_free_web_site_service/

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      • IRJI
        IRJ
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        Thanks for the one week notice, Microsoft.

        That is really bad. I understand axing something, but giving less than 2 weeks notice is crazy

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          technobabble @IRJ
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          @IRJ said:

          Thanks for the one week notice, Microsoft.

          That is really bad. I understand axing something, but giving less than 2 weeks notice is crazy

          Ah....but as said in the article: Microsoft will keep existing sites alive for two years, and Office 365 customers “will have the option to subscribe to third-party solutions by using links from Office 365.”

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          • IRJI
            IRJ @technobabble
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            @technobabble said:

            @IRJ said:

            Thanks for the one week notice, Microsoft.

            That is really bad. I understand axing something, but giving less than 2 weeks notice is crazy

            Ah....but as said in the article: Microsoft will keep existing sites alive for two years, and Office 365 customers “will have the option to subscribe to third-party solutions by using links from Office 365.”

            I read the article but totally missed that paragraph for some reason....

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