Internet tradition has always encouraged straight talk. honest criticism, and frank disagreement. I suppose there have always been individuals who would have preferred a more PR-sensitive level of discourse. Web sites maintain longevity and popularity by allowing a wide variety of opinion. If this site manages to drive away dissenters, it will die or become comatose.
@danramos In order to retain their pride, the person has to justify their purchase. People also fail to realise that humans make mistakes. When someone impulsively buys an N900 based on an incredibly short venture with it, they expect it to just work. Some people on this forum refuse to accept that this type of person exists. There are different phones for different people. There is no ultimate phone (except the iPhone) and one product cannot satisfy everyone. Unfortunately, people cannot accept that when somebody gives a review of their experience with the device, it's an opinion. I think we should implement a method of adding a prefix to posts. Some good ones could be "In my experience" or "My opinion is".