InformationWeek Lets Microsoft’s Bill Hilf Try To Scare You… Yeah. Right.

“What he seems to be implying here is that if you use FOSS
products, there’s no one to phone up and complain to if something
with that product goes wrong. There’s no accountability. You can’t
hold someone liable for something going wrong. What he’s also
saying is that buying commercial (read : proprietary) software,
then all these negatives Go Away. Not only that, but with the
purchase of the commercial software, you’re getting a ‘guarantee
that what you have will perform, and has been tested,’ that you can
hold the publishers of that software liable if something doesn’t
work.

“Oh, really? Yeah. Right…”

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