If you're trying to prove that a platform is unfixable and present as evidence the assertion that it's reinventing things from a previous era, you're doing it w

If you're trying to prove that a platform is unfixable and present as evidence the assertion that it's reinventing things from a previous era, you're doing it wrong. Even assuming it's true, reinventing in no way makes the platform unfixable. Quite the opposite; you're asserting it's being fixed. If you're trying to prove that a platform can't be made secure and present as evidence security issues that have been made into non-issues (SQL injection, XSSI) you're doing it wrong. If you're arguing that it's time to start over from scratch don't criticize things that could be fixed without starting over from scratch, e.g. lack of a binary RPC format.