But If I upload an Excel file to a web forum, I may run a risk of other users get my real name/address (very scary if this is part of documentation that reveals information that may cause some involved to seek revenge). ods file and call myself whatever username I want to (to appear in the file). While using Libre Office, I can upload a.
In MS Office, your name can be tagged in documents. This feature is not to be found in Libre Office (I don't miss it either). This can have different reasons, in some cases MS Office shut down immediately after the user click on the OK button for that message. In MS Office, I hear stories from some users telling there is a warning that indicate that the license isn't valid. Since most distros also provide a Live desktop (booting from bootable usb stick in a temporary but fully functional OS) you can edit documents even on a computer that doesn't have a working OS installed. In fact it ships with most Linux distributions (distro) as standard so in most cases the user don't have to dealing about installing it. User cannot change to default toolbar interface. You can change to Ribbon menus (called tabbed in Writer) and several other variants. The default interface in Libre Office is the standard toolbar setup. If I'm to paste as unformatted text into Word I have to press Alt+H, V, T (sometimes the Alt+H fails to activate so then the key presses insert errors into the document). And you can map the keyboard shortcuts all your own way. In Libre Office (applies to all application within the suite) you can rearrange the buttons excactly the way you want. Libre Office can be used as a portable application, can put it on a usb stick and use it without touching system settings (i.e. Libre Office ships with a separate drawing program, simply called "Draw" that both can be used as a standalone application but also integrates into the other applications (insert into spreadsheet, document or presentation). In Libre Office there are the Math program that integrates into Calc (spread sheet), Writer and Impress (presentations) - and it also works as a separate application, making it easy to create long formulas, then save as separate file and then when finnishet can be inserted into the main document. 
MS Office doesn't include a formula editor, this is something one must buy as a separate addon.
Well, here is some more practical differences (may not apply to all MS licenses) - not including the web based version of MS Office.
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