If you're advising other people to change their behavior (i.e. code every day) then the "why" of the advice certainly matters. It's true that I have no reason to care, if he wants to bash his face into the keyboard and call the results code, that's fine, but if he comes and posts on hacker news about how everyone should bash their faces into their keyboard, I don't feel the need to pretend what he's doing is great because "it wouldn't exist without his efforts".