In reply to Louis Reingold.

@Leonardo Losoviz

My apologies. I will try to "tone it down" for you. But unlike WP Tavern, it looks like you do not welcome different perspectives and viewpoints about WordPress. Which is important for people who want WordPress to keep up with the growing list of innovative and much easier to use competitors (e.g. IBM used to dominate the computer industry).

If you disagree with my comments, specifically explain why. Have I posted comments that were inaccurate, unreasonable or vulgar? I don't believe so, but if so, it wasn't intentional.

Your idea of an up/down vote system for comments could be useful. But in context of your comments, it comes across as an attempt to bully and silence people you disagree with.

Considering that your website says that you "Break the information monopoly," your desire to silence others also comes across as hypocritical.

Your website also says that you're "Making WordPress Sexy Again" (WordPress used to be "sexy"?). Which also makes you come across as hypocritical since you apparently believe that WordPress has lost its "mojo" and needs your expert help. You also take the time to go after someone who thinks WordPress should be much better, while simultaneously promoting yourself as an expert who is making WordPress better (or in your words, "sexier").

On a positive note(?), all this makes me think that you and I probably agree on at least one major thing, that the majority of recent advances for Wordpress have come from 3rd parties, not from WordPress core developers. Is that how open source applications are supposed to be? Maybe. But can you name another well-known open source application that is so reliant on the labor and creative talent of others, or takes as much time, money, and help from others to learn and maintain?