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Touche. I suppose it's because they clicked on the comments section where you read....comments. You reply to the the article or other comments - to me it's a conversation, in a way that posting a blog about why someone returned a phone isn't.

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Blogging has historically been about someone sharing a thought, an experience, an idea... Which this is. Why gatekeep what can or cannot be blogged about? No one is required to read or like it.

Of course it is. It's the start of conversations like this very one. Or it's a personal blog that other people find and like to read. I don't understand why the author's motivation for writing something matters literally at all, except for a small group of people who really, really get off on X-style judging/hating everything for some reason.

Perhaps some introspection would be more useful/valuable than the sneering bullshit.

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