That's because that anger reflected "the extraordinary passion that our community has for their craft, their livelihoods, and their tools, including Unity," Whi

That's because that anger reflected "the extraordinary passion that our community has for their craft, their livelihoods, and their tools, including Unity," Whitten said. "When Unity disappoints them, in a way where they're overly surprised or whatever, they give very, very critical feedback. I don't love hearing every single one of those pieces of feedback—sometimes they can be pretty pointed—but I love that that passion exists." Imagine if you went outside and found someone taking a dump in your front yard. Then when you yell at them to stop, their response is "the passion you have for your lawn is extraordinary. I love that that passion exists." This entire article is preposterous.