If your goal is to increase RTK adoption, rather than being reactively defensive whenever someone writes something remotely negative about Redux, may I suggest

If your goal is to increase RTK adoption, rather than being reactively defensive whenever someone writes something remotely negative about Redux, may I suggest focusing on the highly positive feedback you mention? Writing up case studies on how RTK helped solve concrete problems, instead of being summoned anytime someone is wrong about Redux on the internet… Anyone judging Redux differently if it has a 15% or 45% market share is making decisions based on the wrong parameters anyway.