Users leaving an older office suite behind must face learning the UI. Either it's the ribbon (a UI unique to MS products) or OpenOffice with a more standard set of menus and tool bars. As stated already in this thread: once a user is familiar with a particular UI, they feel they've mastered the software.

I've made my choice. I'd rather have a freely obtained office suite. For my needs, it does more than what I could ask for.

As someone once said to me (I have no idea how accurate this is):

With Canonical's reputation combined with Ubuntu's popularity, I imagine that every possible description of what this new package can do will be revealed within hours of its release.

The beauty of OpenSource shouldn't be forgotten in this discussion.

Prior to implementing the change, it took some research on Google find out how I could successfully delete my FaceBook account (rather frustrating when you decide that FaceBook isn't what you want to do.).

It required manually selecting/removing all things pinned to the account: items on the "wall", etc.

Why a button wasn't added to accommodate my wish to ditch my account was very disconcerting, adding to my desire to bow out of this community.