My problem is that it's not really a newer and easier approach, it's a newer and slightly different approach. Very much this: to those who would say, "oh, you'

My problem is that it's not really a newer and easier approach, it's a newer and slightly different approach. Very much this: to those who would say, "oh, you're just invested in the old technology" I would say yes, I am; but I also posit that you are overblowing minor differences in a newer approach merely because it is newer. Even if it is significantly different, that doesn't make it better; not all change is progress. When I see something that gives me a significant advantage, whether it's old or new, I'll take it. But I'm also very discerning in what I invest my limited time and brainpower in, and throwing away previous experience, sunk though that cost may be, is foolish without good reason.