I was forced to look beyond those comments to try to understand the substance of the article. It bothered me, too. In fact, the author makes some great points,

I was forced to look beyond those comments to try to understand the substance of the article. It bothered me, too. In fact, the author makes some great points, but ultimately I found that if you remove the emotion from this article it led to someone complaining they want to do things the right way, the first time. That's admirable, but the attitude behind it is that nobody in tech does this and the author is incredibly badly misunderstood by everyone in IT. That annoyed me in The Fountainhead, and it bothers me in this prose also. I think there is a big difference between being bothered by someone's comments and litigating them :-)