If you pick on every little detail that differs from an existing tool, call it a serious usability issue, and accuse others of “actively being hostile,” “screwi

If you pick on every little detail that differs from an existing tool, call it a serious usability issue, and accuse others of “actively being hostile,” “screwing users,” and “being obnoxious” for the sake of it, that’s the end of any reasonable discussion. Different tools have different use cases, design goals, and priorities in mind. That is in no way a justification for name calling and mockery.