Then you fail to understand what community means. If not test for the benefit of the community, then who are you testing for? Your own personal gains? To keep us in the dark? To not share information to those that have none?

Nothing you'll say really will cover up the fact that within a community of like-minded individuals should you or should you not test in methods that benefit not only yourself since you're a part of a community or benefit others that are part of that same community.

I won't say much more other than I don't like what seems to be implicit in your tone and choice of words.

We're talking features. Not problems. Either it exists or doesn't.

The problem lays in how limited you people are in terms of ability to test. Seems like the limited nature of the release will ultimately limit its adoption rate as well... carry on.

Disgusting.