Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 16281 for PC Insider

Kari said:

I'm only on one list of hers, blocked Twitter users:

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Well done Kari. What did you do to upset her?

Wynona said:

There's a difference between criticizing for the sake of criticizing and constructive criticism.

In my honest opinion all my criticism has always been constructive, about clear errors or what I think is wrong. I openly admit that when for instance I get no reply / answer, my follow up tweets / posts might have been more impolite showing my growing impatience.

The "deal breaker" in my case was a tweet when a few users in my neighbourhood had told me that Microsoft itself does not recommend upgrading from Anniversary Update to Creators Update, using the page that is shown when you click a Feedback Hub link as proof that Microsoft wants you to stay in Anniversary Update:

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— Twitter API (@user) View on Twitter

In my opinion that page should now ask if you are using Creators Update, not if you are using Anniversary Update.

When I had no reply in four weeks, I tweeted this:

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I admit I could have been more polite with it.

I was blocked mere hours thereafter. Anyway, although accepting the fact that I am blocked and will be the first ever Windows Insider MVP that will not get MVP status renewed after initial first year, I am still saying that the link page is giving misleading information. Check it by yourself, clicking this Feedback Hub link: Insider Hub - Windows Insider

Kari said:

I honestly, wholeheartedly recommend you guys to remember that it is not a good idea to publicly criticize Windows Insider program, team, UUP issues, Edge, anything. I can tell you it is not nice to be blocked, not to see the tweets and posts they make.
Just avoid criticizing anything and everything, that will not be tolerated. If something does not work, do not tweet about it.
I accept the fact that my tweets were seen as criticism and therefore not tolerated, causing me being blocked. If you have to choose between giving negative feedback and being able to see their tweets, choose wisely.

My tweets have never been anything but fully supportive of the WIP - my comments here are sometimes tongue-in-cheek - sometimes not. I survived for 70 years w/o the WIP, and as much as I enjoy it, I'd survive without it.
Thanks for heads up though - appreciated.

Kari said:

In my honest opinion all my criticism has always been constructive, about clear errors or what I think is wrong. I openly admit that when for instance I get no reply / answer, my follow up tweets / posts might have been more impolite showing my growing impatience.

The "deal breaker" in my case was a tweet when a few users in my neighbourhood had told me that Microsoft itself does not recommend upgrading from Anniversary Update to Creators Update, using the page that is shown when you click a Feedback Hub link as proof that Microsoft wants you to stay in Anniversary Update:

Tweet

— Twitter API (@user) View on Twitter

In my opinion that page should now ask if you are using Creators Update, not if you are using Anniversary Update.

When I had no reply in four weeks, I tweeted this:

Tweet

— Twitter API (@user) View on Twitter

I admit I could have been more polite with it.

I was blocked mere hours thereafter. Anyway, although accepting the fact that I am blocked and will be the first ever Windows Insider MVP that will not get MVP status renewed after initial first year, I am still saying that the link page is giving misleading information. Check it by yourself, clicking this Feedback Hub link: Insider Hub - Windows Insider

Kari, I was MVP 7 years and I always did the same as you. No regrets.

Wynona said:

There's a difference between criticizing for the sake of criticizing and constructive criticism.

Well said - well put.

Rocky said:

I have to admit that I am not very computer savvy, what is a deet?

(allegedy) super cool kiddie speak for details.

I think it is pathetic the present Insider leadership acts like 12 year olds -hell I know 12 year olds that act more maturely!

Rocky said:

I have to admit that I am not very computer savvy, what is a deet?

Only definition for the word DEET that makes any sense to me is diethyltoluamide.

...but I guess that is not what she means.

EDIT: ...aaah, after I look it up, it makes sense...deets is short for details...

Kari;1132922
I was blocked mere hours thereafter. Anyway, although accepting the fact that I am blocked and will be the first ever Windows Insider MVP that will not get MVP status renewed after initial first year, I am still saying that the link page is giving misleading information. Check it by yourself, clicking this Feedback Hub link: [URL="https://t.co/wMfUwGxHny" said:

Insider Hub - Windows Insider[/URL]

Well, as Groucho said "PLEASE ACCEPT MY RESIGNATION. I DON'T WANT TO BELONG TO ANY CLUB THAT WILL ACCEPT PEOPLE LIKE ME AS A MEMBER". .