Their reasons for disliking the Apple ecosystem are fine, it just doesn't need the tone. It's like reading something from /. circa the mid 2000s - most of us have grown up since then.
IMO it does, people aren't machines and they both tend to produce and respond to strongly worded criticism.
> It's like reading something from /. circa the mid 2000s - most of us have grown up since then.
New humans are created all the time, the people who disliked at what big companies were doing back in 2000s - and being vocal about it in the social platforms of the time - growing complacent in 2020s doesn't mean everyone else has to do the same.
If committing ad hominem logical fallacies is one of the rules of the forum, then this forum is a waste of time.
This thread has already been a complete waste of time.
Well, part of my opinion is that i disagree that trying to force a specific tone is a sign of maturity and i do not see that as a better way of expression.
It can be easier to stomach, especially to those who do not want to see the opinions discussed, but at last personally i do not consider that as better.
The vitriol is very necessary to communicate that such actions are disliked.