As evidenced by the first dozen top-level responses (largely written in defensive tones from self-proclaimed "full stack developers") it becomes clear that ever

As evidenced by the first dozen top-level responses (largely written in defensive tones from self-proclaimed "full stack developers") it becomes clear that everyone has a different definition for the term. Thus, I find this entire conversation to be mostly useless, except as a survey of what the term "full stack" means to different people, particularly those who brandish it.