> Also nice that they shared their experience with the rest of us. Except they didn't share the results with the rest of us. I know you said "experience" not "

> Also nice that they shared their experience with the rest of us. Except they didn't share the results with the rest of us. I know you said "experience" not "results", but when disproving papers, the least you can do is write down three sentences about each paper as you go along reproducing them, noting what you are seeing, perhaps with a snapshot (just a zip file or so) of the code. This is calling a whole field nonsense (that everyone expects to be full of nonsense) without giving enough evidence for anyone else to dispute your claims.