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The people who like systemd don't do this. They just use the software
When Lennart was unhappy with Upstart and sysvinit he didn't spend all his time complaining. He went off and wrote something that fit his needs
Irrespective of what systemd is, it's hard to argue "Lennart went and wrote code to fix a problem" is less productive than screaming into the void
I personally do it because over months I was forced to develop services for it for work. It is just really bad software for many reasons.
Believe it or not before I did that work I actually was much in favor of systemd, I even used systemd boot and never saw any issue with the software.
>The people who like systemd don't do this. They just use the software
A tiny minority of systemd users actually uses it fully for what it is. Almost all users do exactly two things enable/disable and start/stop units.
That's regrettable but not a reason to start generic repetitive flamewars in threads about other things.
Yes, it is a bit old.
> in threads about other things
Literally the second item in the article is about systemd and spends a significant part of that complaining about sysv.