So, I installed HRD on a brand new Windows 10 machine, and everything appeared to be working fine. I purchased HRD 6.3, only to find out Windows XP was not supported. He posted a negative review of the software at, calling out the company for its seeming unwillingness to fix the underlying issue. A user of Ham Radio Deluxe wasn’t too happy with its apparent incompatibility with Windows 10. This tactic, however, is a new twist on the old “punish customers for negative reviews” game. It won’t prevent companies and individuals from filing bogus libel lawsuits, but it will prevent entities from using contractual clauses as prior restraint on negative reviews and criticism. If it’s not completely bogus libel lawsuits, it’s bogus fees being charged to end users for violating non-disparagement clauses buried deep within the company’s terms of service.įortunately, a federal law going into effect next year will limit some of this bullshit behavior. We’ve seen lots of terrible responses to negative reviews and other online criticism - most of which end with the offended party having earned plenty of new enemies and gained nothing at all in the reputation department. See update at the end, with more details from one of the co-founders of HRD
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