Pretty much a non-event/non-issue for me.

It looks like a regional thing (half the world away), from a subsidiary, and was not signed off by Redmond.

People will always interject themselves into things like this, making something out of nothing, tweeting and posting about how outraged they are.

When Microsoft is involved, the narrative is to always play the victim being oppressed by a giant.

I've see worse things than this on family tv stations during the daytime.

To me this is just a dumb two or three minute skit in a 3 hour event, that will get someone fired.