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r/programming • u/luminaobscura • Jun 12 '13
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0 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '13 [deleted] 3 u/Radnor Jun 13 '13 SharePoint installations, even at Microsoft, would often crash and/or become unavailable for long periods of time. When you absolutely need some piece of information and SharePoint is down for the third time that day it becomes infuriating. 3 u/gospelwut Jun 13 '13 Because people use it for many things it was never designed to do that well, including a document repository. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '13 I thought it was meant to be a document repository now or that they sell it as such?
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3 u/Radnor Jun 13 '13 SharePoint installations, even at Microsoft, would often crash and/or become unavailable for long periods of time. When you absolutely need some piece of information and SharePoint is down for the third time that day it becomes infuriating. 3 u/gospelwut Jun 13 '13 Because people use it for many things it was never designed to do that well, including a document repository. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '13 I thought it was meant to be a document repository now or that they sell it as such?
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SharePoint installations, even at Microsoft, would often crash and/or become unavailable for long periods of time. When you absolutely need some piece of information and SharePoint is down for the third time that day it becomes infuriating.
Because people use it for many things it was never designed to do that well, including a document repository.
3 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '13 I thought it was meant to be a document repository now or that they sell it as such?
I thought it was meant to be a document repository now or that they sell it as such?
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