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@LibreOffice
If anyone wants, you know, an actual office suite, we're here.
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
53% Engaged
20% Positive
33% Negative
Positive
20%
Negative
33%
Neutral
47%
Critical Perspectives
Community concerns and opposing viewpoints
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Widespread ridicule of the rebrand
Replies lampoon the rename with nicknames like “Microslop” and “Slopilot,” using sarcasm and memes to mock the decision and portray it as tone-deaf and laughable.
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Skepticism about marketing and metrics
Many accuse Microsoft of relabeling existing users to claim artificial AI adoption growth, calling the move “creative accounting” or a way to pad quarterly numbers.
3
Migration to alternatives
A large contingent says they’ve already switched (or recommend switching) to LibreOffice, Linux, Apple Pages/Numbers, or Google Workspace, presenting alternatives as more practical or trustworthy.
4
Privacy and usability complaints
Several users call Copilot “spyware,” report freezes and degraded file management, and question the actual usefulness of the AI features versus the inconvenience they introduce.
5
“This isn’t new” pushback
Multiple replies note the change or enterprise rollout happened earlier and criticize the post for presenting stale information, urging better fact-checking.
6
Anger and abusive language
A significant portion resort to profanity and hostile, sometimes xenophobic, attacks aimed at Microsoft or its teams — amplifying emotional backlash rather than technical critique.
7
Clarifications and nuance
A minority correct the record: core Office apps keep their names and the shift is largely about positioning and bundling Copilot, not renaming Word/Excel/PowerPoint themselves.
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Mixed curiosity about AI value
A few replies admit cautious interest but report underwhelming results from AI integrations, saying Copilot hasn’t yet proven indispensable for real workflows.
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@_offmylawn
honestly at this point whoever is in charge of the office product suite take them out back
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@maxiliion223
SLOPYA SLOPDELLA strikes again
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Supporting Voices
Community members who agree with this perspective
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A large chunk of replies are outright ridicule and anger, dubbing the move "Microslop" and calling the rename tone-deaf and out of touch
A large chunk of replies are outright ridicule and anger, dubbing the move "Microslop" and calling the rename tone-deaf and out of touch.
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Many accuse Microsoft of gaming metrics to claim "400 million AI users" overnight and even boosting executive bonuses, portraying the change as a cynical, boardroom-driven stunt
Many accuse Microsoft of gaming metrics to claim "400 million AI users" overnight and even boosting executive bonuses, portraying the change as a cynical, boardroom-driven stunt.
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Strong backlash centers on forced adoption — users complain about unwelcome defaults, hidden upgrades, price hikes, and being nagged daily to use Copilot
Strong backlash centers on forced adoption — users complain about unwelcome defaults, hidden upgrades, price hikes, and being nagged daily to use Copilot.
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Others applaud the tactic as a clever adoption play, arguing the rename will make AI mainstream fast and dramatically increase daily AI usage across enterprises
Others applaud the tactic as a clever adoption play, arguing the rename will make AI mainstream fast and dramatically increase daily AI usage across enterprises.
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Practical gripes pile up
broken UX on Macs, cluttered "app slop," privacy and ownership worries ("not owning your PCs"), and people switching to Linux/Libre alternatives.
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A running thread of memes and sarcasm keeps the tone sharp — jokes, GIFs and mockery dominate many replies
A running thread of memes and sarcasm keeps the tone sharp — jokes, GIFs and mockery dominate many replies.
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Analysts in the replies note the strategic angle
bundling AI into core apps lowers barriers, inflates KPIs, and may push adjacent SaaS features to become "Copilot plugins."
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A small but vocal minority reports activation and optimism about productivity gains, creating a split between skeptical users and those who see potential
A small but vocal minority reports activation and optimism about productivity gains, creating a split between skeptical users and those who see potential.
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@rovensky
Microsoft Office is one of the most recognizable brands in the world This is worse than renaming Twitter to X I want to have a 2 hour podcast discussion with the middle manager who approved this decision
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@app_settings
what the hell microslop 🤦🤦🤦
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@TrevesStudios
"Good... Now shove it down their throats"
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