EDIT: Oh yeah, I forgot to say... RingoJS looks great. Keep up the good work :)
The OP's advice is sound: Stop making groundless rips on the other tool, and talk about why Ringo is better. Even "better" is totally subjective, because it depends on what you WANT from a tool.
But instead of saying "If you like x, you'll love Ringo!" you basically resorted to telling those of us who love node that we're stupid.
I frankly don't care. I've seen Ringo in action and I looked at the code, and I didn't like it at all. The points you gave it in its favor don't matter to me, either. I think node is vastly superior.
But, I'm not sniping about it in inflammatory blog posts. I just. don't. use. it. That's what you do when you don't like something: you don't use it.
Getting all aggro just makes you look childish, and causes people to ignore your message.
Seriously, whether I'll like your feedback or not doesn't really matter; I'm certain it will be valuable in either case.
My problem with NodeJS is that it practically stopped the progress on the CommonJS discussion group, by moving the attention from important issues like a standard library, module transport, etc to non-issues like async. What a pitty...
You're backpedaling. If you're going to rant, own it. Otherwise don't rant.