Yes, because if there's anything the Internet needs, it's more people who remain headstrong in ignorance, to the point of insulting the opposition without investigating alternate views.

I can't believe that people keep hiring Dan Lyons. He's gotta have the highest attitude to accuracy ratio in the industry.

Too bad, ReadWriteWeb used to post useful, informative (I.e. not link-bait) articles. Already on the home page I can see content-free link bait like "How many screens does one man need?" (name-checking Apple) and "As Facebook prepares to release 3Q earnings, reasons for cautious optimism."

We totally had link-bait articles. :)

I went back and looked at some articles from March of this year...they just seemed more substantive, and more useful to this guy who builds content websites for a living. The stuff on your homepage now reminds me more of Business Insider than of ReadWriteWeb. Just my $0.02.