I was an Apple Macintosh user back in the days when there was no such thing as Microsoft Windows.  In the late 1990s, I got a job where I was required to use and support Microsoft Windows 95 in addition to the Mac.  By 1999, I'd had it with the Mac and became pretty much exclusively a Windows user - aside from the fact that I still support Macs at work.

My reasons for "losing my Macintosh religion" were many and varied.  Over the last couple of years, I've posted many of them here on the site.  Recently, I found a home for all that "anti-Mac" commentary - the web site http://www.themacsucks.com/

All the content you might have considered critical of Apple and the Macintosh has been migrated to this web site, the purpose of which is to educate Mac users that there IS life outside the Steve Jobs Reality Distortion Field. 

If you're a Windows or Linux user who's had enough Mac user "smugness" or a Mac user who's questioning his or her faith, the above site is a good one for you to check out.  In spite of its vitriolic name, it's actually promoting a more neutral view of the three major desktop platforms (Windows, OS X, and Linux).

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