Good. Now everyone is getting to see what over-investment in complexity nets you. This bad of reliability screams "tangled spaghetti shit show" behind the scenes.

It's a shame that this is happening and hopefully Microsoft do the right thing and spin it back off into a private entity with its own leadership and resources.

Also, self-serving: this is why the whole "big company means better" thing is bs. We need to aggressively go back to a culture that rewards and supports independent teams who actually give a damn about what they're building and responsible for. Otherwise, this is just a preview of everything everywhere in a few years.