Windows Me capitalization on the site

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• 02k-guy

  November 22 edited November 22

  The difference between a logo vs other product references can be profound, life changing - perhaps even world changing.
  
  Yes, Microsoft stylized the product name on the front - but turn the box to its back, and we see "Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition".
  
  
  
  
  
  
• jonirob

  November 22

  A capital crime, deserving of capital punishment!
• Windows_Me

  November 23

  It looks a lot nicer when made like "Me" rather than "ME". I'm sure you could agree. And also they spell it like "Me" a whole lot here
  
• SomeGuy

  November 23

  Alright, I have corrected the product page. Although I can't do anything about the file names on the server right this moment.
  
  Usually acronyms are all caps. I don't recall anyone making a big deal about capitalization when the product was new. Not case sensitive here :P
• 02k-guy

  November 23

  "It looks a lot nicer when made like "Me" rather than "ME". I'm sure you could agree. And also they spell it like "Me" a whole lot here"
  
  NO, IT LOOKS LIKE A MARKETING PLOY - BECAUSE IT IS.
  
  Right there, in front of your face, I posted the image of the product back - and officially microsoft states "Millennium Edition".
  
  What you are doing is giving proof to how well marketing - even outright lies at time - can be used to train the gullible puppies aka "the consumer".
  
  I do not agree that it looks "nicer". what the hell does "nicer" mean when it comes to inventorying/archiving crusty old softs. I mean its not like we're sitting at a marketing roundtable discussing a products future. And if you think you are, then you are in the wrong room.
  
  Personally, i could not give a fluck - one way or tuther. I CAN state that it is the one ms product that I have NEVER installed nor used Windows me on a computer - not even a friends (because they were smart enough to stay away from that POS).
  
  pffft - Much ado about nothing methinks. smh