It seems like you're defending this article on the sole basis that it exists and may be helpful to a set of programmers that find this helpful, but shouldn't. P

It seems like you're defending this article on the sole basis that it exists and may be helpful to a set of programmers that find this helpful, but shouldn't. Personally, I read plenty of stuff on MSDN (I'm a .NET dev for work and for fun) so I'm familiar with the territory. If there are already enough articles on it, why write another one that's not particularly useful and can lead devs down rabbit holes they don't want to be in?