Wow. What an amazing consolidation of uninformed opinions. It's as if none of them have ever actually used C# and the .NET platform.
Oh wait, it's Slashdot. They haven't.
Oh wait, it's Slashdot. They haven't.
But yeah, /. has been going downhill for years (not surprising, considering that they where the original IT discussion forum back when the bubble was still going).
So it goes.
Just don't read it real time. Wait a day, and the good comments will be moderated as such.
Now I read HN and Reddit's daily top.