Nope, just how this forum is being overrun by:
- Trolls ("I hate Apple and their products designed for morons and idiots too stupid to figure out how they're paying too much for cheap, overhyped toys"),
- Negative Nellies ("I prefer to focus on what this capitalist company did wrong in building that product, rather than what they did right"),
- Chicken Littles ("This signals the beginning of the end for Apple"),
- Goldilocks ("too big, too small, too hot, too cold, too soft, too hard, too little RAM, too bendy when I sit on it, too thin, too late, too too too...")
Mostly (and this is easily tested), they're all newbies and members who've just joined or have been members for years and never post anything, but they all seem to crawl out from under their rocks (mostly) around product launch time to start conversations using the voice of one of the characters above. Evidently, according to you, noticing and calling attention to such behaviour makes *us* the problem (and, btw, you've been called out multiple times in this thread alone). That's truly rich.
However, if you're right and it's true we're the problem, it's beyond strange anyone would choose to hang out with snobs and holier-than-thous.
For what it's worth, this is a discussion forum for people who like Apple products, and it would behoove people to understand that walking into a room and declaring the products people like to discuss here to be crap isn't a good way to start a conversation. If someone truly doesn't understand how to discuss (positively or negatively, which is really about understanding how to be constructive), perhaps it's best to stay out of conversations altogether, unless, that is, it's not really one's intention to discuss but rather one's intention is simply to cause disruption in this forum.
If you think that's snobbery, well, I think it's obvious which character you've chosen to play here.
