LWN has appeal because it has actual original content, often written by some of the people who work on the Linux kernel and related projects. It's not just a l

LWN has appeal because it has actual original content, often written by some of the people who work on the Linux kernel and related projects. It's not just a link aggregator (although it is that too.) It's also a place where discussions are mostly polite. If you don't like the article, maybe you should mention what you didn't like about it. I thought it was pretty even-handed. It even ends with a plea by Corbet to avoid a Linux monoculture-- not something you might expect out of the editor of Linux weekly news.