Good question! Hard to say exactly, but here's one explanation. Perhaps more apps will take advantage of whatever Silverlight has to offer in the future.
when you're at microsoft's website, you may find that in order to proceed and actually view certain pages/presentations there, it will require you to install silverlight first. if you want to see those particular pages, you may have no choice but to accept it then.
that aside, I don't know of other sites that may use/require silverlight.
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Good question! Hard to say exactly, but here's one explanation. Perhaps more apps will take advantage of whatever Silverlight has to offer in the future.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Silverlight
Need to install? No, but it is a small download and seems to do no harm. I've done it with no issues on many a computer.