He spent considerable amount of time which, in my opinion, would be better spent creating something superior.
To reiterate, I empathize with his grievances. Outlining them doesn't serve to bolster the legitimacy of his brand or sell videos.
If the intention is to get the pitchforks and sick them on Udemy, I also think I'm correct in pouring cold water on that too.
I truly see things differently, I don't want an end game where mobbing and shaming - I want to key people coding and making things.
He says he creates tutorials on SAAS platforms, yet he himself gives a critique to udemy on their site's performance and practices? To people's perceptions, that may send a conflicting message.
Let's see this another way, author launches his own video website using his SAAS Flask skills and talents.