I think this is an unfair characterisation of both the post and what is implied about its author. I've followed Jason Lemkin for about a year (mostly on Quora)

I think this is an unfair characterisation of both the post and what is implied about its author. I've followed Jason Lemkin for about a year (mostly on Quora) and he seems like a former successful SaaS entrepreneur trying to figure out the rules of SaaS as a VC (he also organises a major conference), and to share his experience with the world at large. A lot of the stuff he writes is not obvious to me and clearly based on lessons learnt the hard way. Writing is hard and writing about a fuzzy subject (there are no "rules of business" beyond very broad generalisations) is even harder, especially when the opinions expressed are not going to be much appreciated by the target audience. He happens to have picked the list format to note down his thoughts of the day. This is very different from clickbait spam.