> Clearly no one actually cares about the bug, and "chiming in" is apparently considered rude. I clarified this a bit more in my article. > Then some day I re

> Clearly no one actually cares about the bug, and "chiming in" is apparently considered rude. I clarified this a bit more in my article. > Then some day I respond to a forum post by someone asking about experiences with your software, and relate mine. Apparently this is also rude, and I should have filed a bug report. ... that is definitely not what I said. What I said was this: > Unconstructively whining about software on [insert social medium here]. I'm not sure how this means you can't post constructive critical feedback. That's certainly fair game.