3 | | You are putting the support burden not on the users but on the site administrators. As a web host provider with fifty clients and hundreds of users, this is going to cause a serious waste of my time. Please at least give administrators a way to disable this "feature." |
| 3 | I support dozens of users running Windows, and those systems are carefully administered, on stable software -- some by me, some by others. |
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| 5 | For WordPress to step in like a nanny and admonish users there is something wrong with their computer, when I or other administrators are deliberately NOT playing the daily-browser-upgrade treadmill, makes everyone look bad and does NOT solve any problem. |
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| 7 | This "feature" puts a burden not on the users but on the site administrators, who will have to answer hundreds of messages, "What's wrong with your site? What's wrong with my computer? Do I have a virus? I'm scared!" |
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| 9 | Please at least give administrators a way to disable this "feature." |