> You cannot be the arbiter of what other people like or don't That's not necessarily what the GP said. The charitable reading is that they're genuinely, open-

> You cannot be the arbiter of what other people like or don't That's not necessarily what the GP said. The charitable reading is that they're genuinely, open-mindedly, asking what they're missing that's so great about it, so they too might get to love it. Hey, maybe your explanation above does the trick.