While I personally align with you on this, the "ENTIRE VR community" has not turned against them. It's definitely biased, but just check out the VR communities

While I personally align with you on this, the "ENTIRE VR community" has not turned against them. It's definitely biased, but just check out the VR communities on reddit (including /r/oculus). They act like Oculus Touch has somehow magically saved the reputation of Oculus and has actually somehow moved VR forward in an unimaginable way. I think it's objectively obvious that the Vive is better both technologically and from a user-experience point of view (less sensors, better tracking, better end-to-end process. no lock-in), but that doesn't seem to be a common opinion in the greater VR community.