I use it, but since the azure portal uses the uri fragment, it still requires constructing the correct url in the correct container. One mistaken url will obliterate the container, and restoring it requires delete windowsazure.com, microsoftonline.com, portal.azure.com, and another one that I can't remember right now.

You'd really have to try to make it so screwy.

It kind of a shame. Like most things, Azure was better when it was smaller. I loved the first version of functions.