Danny M,
I've been following that thread from the moment I was NEOd and have posted my thought under GeoffH.
That new CEO of theirs needs to be shown the door.
It is going to be very interesting to see what effect all the negative response will have on their share price and how advertisers respond.
The outcry is gathering such a momentum that Yahoo better respond very soon, or they will do irreparable damage to their image, if they haven't already done so.
Actually the way they are treating their loyal customers, their demise may not be such a bad thing, and in the process it will set an example to others of what happens when moronic management decisions are taken, and the consequence/s that follow.
I've used Yahoo since the early '90s, but gave up on their email due to its total lack of security, having had ALL of my accounts hacked/hijacked, but remained with the Groups for the inestimable value they offer/ed in collective information and experience.
What on earth goes through the minds of management when they treat what must be one of the best and most valuable assets that any Internet company has, with such disdain?
It's now up to the shareholders, advertisers and media to decide their fate, as they, Yahho, are ignoring us, their loyal users, completely.
Geoff – Found my voice again.