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I don't agree with this at all. Most of time, when I see charges of "fanboyism" it is when a person is attacking, or is known for attacking, the choices of othe
by loso 15y ago
I don't agree with this at all. Most of time, when I see charges of "fanboyism" it is when a person is attacking, or is known for attacking, the choices of others. For example, "You use Windows over Macs? You must like viruses". Or "You have an IPhone and not an Android, then you must not care about being open".
Most rational people will not get mad if someone loves a particular product. But they will get mad if someone is constantly insulting the product choices that they have made.
It's fine to love one product and not like another. But don't let condescension, even if it is subtle, come out while you are discussing it. That is what brings the blow back.