"On November 11th, this page will be replaced by the new Yahoo! home page."
What if I like what I have?
I've been bounced around on the upgrades, and played with them, and usually come back to the link saying, "Make Yahoo your home page."
That's where I can see my headline news, my email, my headline entertainment news, the local weather etc......right where I'm used to seeing it.
When does being on the Internet become what you want versus what you get?
I'll tell you.....it's when you ignore the updates and they tell you they are going to do it anyway, whether you like it or not.
Oh well...I guess I don't own the internet. I just use it.
But I'm way tired of the pop-up messages that tell me I have updates I need to attend to, and when I don't update, they do it anyway.
And then sometimes I am in a hurry to open up or shut down and the computer is doing a scan I didn't ask for. (If I don't feel like it, I cancel for "later.")
At least when I shut down, I get the option of shutting down without updates--some of the time.
Ok, I want upgrades. But let me choose when and what.
What kind of home page will I see on November 11th?
I'll look for "Make Yahoo your home page" if I can find it--especially if my new page looks hinky.
I have other home pages that I don't use, and I guess that's why it takes me so long to get on and off line line.
Think they are trying to tell me something?
I need to upgrade?
But can't something somewhere stay the same for longer than this?
