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).
Now I read HN and Reddit's daily top.
So it goes.
Just don't read it real time. Wait a day, and the good comments will be moderated as such.