Be kind. You're over in one thread bleating persistently about 'people should use it for themselves, decide if it's for them, and then make up their mind.' This guy did, didn't claim the Macbook Air was broken, and said it didn't really work for his needs. His needs. Not yours. Not mine. He said:
That's it. And you mock him. This is the User Reviews thread - he's just posted his experience which might seem ridiculous to you but might be normal to someone else. It might help someone else make their decision.
What do you want this to be, a confessional, where people who bought the right laptop come to get their praise and people who bought the wrong one come for penance?
You've spent thousands of words and god knows how many brain cells arguing that people should just know when a machine isn't for them and move on. That's all this guy is doing. I don't use as much stuff simultaneously as him, so his use case wouldn't help me make a decision, but it might help someone else who maybe isn't that tech savvy and can't translate specs into what's possible in the real world.
A person comes here and posts their user review of their experience. They say they're returning a laptop that doesn't work for them. No vitriol, no anger, just a user review. Like the thread title. This isn't the 'let's mock people who accidentally bought the wrong laptop' thread, or 'let's gloat about how much we know compared to others Society Of Exceptional Mobile Computing Minds'.
Unless you have a user review, or a constructive comment or question about one, don't mock people for being honest and trying to help other people out.
