That's fascinating though, because Mirrorless cameras until so very recently were "the slow ones", and very much perceived as such, primarily and quite legitima

That's fascinating though, because Mirrorless cameras until so very recently were "the slow ones", and very much perceived as such, primarily and quite legitimately due to: * refresh rate of EVF (vs optical viewfinder); * Contrast Detect vs Phase detect autofocusing; * as well as some design/control/menu choices Even to this day, highest-end mirrorless are just starting to be trully competitive in the professional sport / action arena. In other words, no active photographer I follow would use "mirrorless" as a universal shortcut slang for "fast, speedy, responsive". On the contrary... So I don't feel it's a case of "every article needs to work hard to dispell myths"; but rather, an article not actively, for no seemingly good reason, starting wrong myths from scratch :).