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@ -18,23 +18,28 @@ So now, let's quickly examine Microsoft's emails from the blog post.
## Embrace
> Keivan,<br>
> I run the Windows App Model engineering team and in particular the app deployment team. Just wanted to drop you a quick note to ***thank you for building appget*** — it’s a great addition to the Windows ecosystem and makes Windows developers life so much easier. We will likely be up in Vancouver in the coming weeks for meetings with other companies but if you had time we’d love to meet up with you and your team to get feedback on how we can make your life easier building appget.
> Keivan,
>
> I run the Windows App Model engineering team and in particular the app deployment team. Just wanted to drop you a quick note to **thank you for building appget** — it’s a great addition to the Windows ecosystem and makes Windows developers life so much easier. We will likely be up in Vancouver in the coming weeks for meetings with other companies but if you had time we’d love to meet up with you and your team to get feedback on how we can make your life easier building appget.
**Embrace**: celebrate what people contribute to your ecosystem
## Extend
> Keivan,<br>
> it was a pleasure to meet you and to find out more about appget. I’m following up on the azure startup pricing for you. As you know we are big fans of package managers on Windows and ***we are looking to do more in that space***. My team is growing and part of that is to build a team who is responsible for ensuring package managers and software distribution on Windows makes a big step forward. ***We are looking to make some significant changes*** to the way that we enable software distribution on Windows and there’s a great opportunity (well I would say that wouldn’t I?) to help define the future of Windows and app distribution throughout Azure/Microsoft 365.<br>
> With that in mind ***have you considered spending more time dedicated to appget and potentially at Microsoft***?
> Keivan,
>
> it was a pleasure to meet you and to find out more about appget. I’m following up on the azure startup pricing for you. As you know we are big fans of package managers on Windows and **we are looking to do more in that space**. My team is growing and part of that is to build a team who is responsible for ensuring package managers and software distribution on Windows makes a big step forward. **We are looking to make some significant changes** to the way that we enable software distribution on Windows and there’s a great opportunity (well I would say that wouldn’t I?) to help define the future of Windows and app distribution throughout Azure/Microsoft 365.
>
> With that in mind **have you considered spending more time dedicated to appget and potentially at Microsoft**?
**Extend**: get a foothold in people's successful contributions to your ecosystem
## Extinguish
> Hi Keivan, I hope you and your family are doing well — BC seems to have a good handle on covid compared to the us.<br>
> I’m sorry that the pm position didn’t work out. I wanted to take the time to tell you how much we appreciated your input and insights. ***We have been building the windows package manager*** and the first preview will go live tomorrow at build. We give appget a call out in our blog post too since ***we believe there will be space for different package managers on windows***. You will see our package manager is based on GitHub too but obviously with our own implementation etc. our package manager will be open source too so ***obviously we would welcome any contribution from you***.<br>
> Hi Keivan, I hope you and your family are doing well — BC seems to have a good handle on covid compared to the us.
>
> I’m sorry that the pm position didn’t work out. I wanted to take the time to tell you how much we appreciated your input and insights. **We have been building the windows package manager** and the first preview will go live tomorrow at build. We give appget a call out in our blog post too since **we believe there will be space for different package managers on windows**. You will see our package manager is based on GitHub too but obviously with our own implementation etc. our package manager will be open source too so **obviously we would welcome any contribution from you**.
>
> I look forward to talking to you about our package manager once we go live tomorrow. Obviously this is confidential until tomorrow morning so please keep this to yourself. You and chocolatey are the only folks we have told about this in advance.
**Extinguish**: replace the people's contributions with your own products; it needn't be better because you're a big rich corporation with enormous reach