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This is no accident. Microsoft knew exactly what they're doing, working through notifying and transitioning 170,000 customers is a lot of what's discussed in the article naturally. This is the first time I've felt, and I use the word felt since I don't have a Slate account so I can't read the full article to see if this is addressed.). Makes sense since a lot of work. That work isn't free for Microsoft to provide. Cutting them off probably saved them $billions and many years of expensive, partial service deprecation.