I'm going to mostly disagree.

So, it's okay for consumers to be ignorant childish sheep? Nokia has a marketing arm: They do marketing. Users have the internet: They can get answers quickly: "Does the n900 currently support different phone rings per contact?" If you want to continue to apologize for people that buy a $600 n900 as an impulse buy, go ahead, but you're gonna get very little support around here. Even if the majority chooses to be silent.

Denial much? Stop reading then, 'cause I'm gonna say it: "It's a new OS/platform." Am I lying?

You and me found some common ground. I'm just not sure how important it is, and I'm not sure Nokia ever said they had a dedicated Facebook app. I'm happy to be wrong here. Maybe Nokia just thinks their browser kicks a*s. But I also think Facebook is bloated crap. I try my best to use local style sheets for sites that I frequent that suck at the internet.

Even so, I think a really sh*t hot FOSS web app is in order. So instead of individual apps, we would have well maintained configuration files. And I think there are firefox plugins for such things. But this issue is far from dead and I see an end solution having nothing to do with the browser. All of the protocols, markup, style and scripting languages are open. And didn't you hear? IE 6 might be dead! Good times ahead.

You're human; you see what you want to see. Doesn't make your opinion true. I see just the opposite. Who's right?

Sorry, some of us really like it here. We don't mind calling attention to unnecessary anti-social behavior whenever we feel like it. Just sit back, three things will happen with no involvement from you:

• We'll identify trolls
• A*sholes who can't consistently behave themselves will be gone
• A*sholes who want to stay will have to fix themselves.

I'm in the third category and I'm still working on it.

You seem to be targeting the core group, we generally know what to do, but we like it when people get invloved and try to help others. You should be more discriminating and stop wasting your time trying to fix those that are comfortable around here. "More action, less words" is the unspoken motto. Council election nominations are now open. Go for it! Basically what goes on here is a form of unsupervised clustering; it fixes itself. Not much different than the rest of the internet.

Same Web answer as above.

Whether the OP is a troll or not might still be up for debate, and I try hard not to condone inappropriate behavior from anyone, but the OP left little doubt that they're trollish. I will shed no tears and lose no sleep.