I didn't "edit" anything out.
I'm starting to wonder if you actually believe this stuff or you're just trolling.
I prefer the Start button to the Dock, personally, but as far as program management the Dock is definitely superior. This upgrade seems to take it a step above the Dock (but it still seems like the Taskbar).
However, I don't really see what the big deal is. MS and Apple have been copying each other for years now. That's one reason I don't know why Apple fans love to point it out when it's done on the Windows end. Apple does it too.
Bolded are the portions you responded to. You edited out almost all of both paragraphs, cherry picking two statements and taking them completely out of context.
I selected what I wished to respond to - which is exactly what you do. By the way, that is participating in the discussion. Once again, though, it's clear from your comments that you want to control the discussion. It ain't gonna happen. You'll just have to accept that there are opinions and points of view other than yours.
I respond to portions of ones argument at a time, but I don't edit out entire segments of a sentence or paragraph just so it suits my argument.
I and others have said we prefer Mac's to PC's, so what?
Yes, so what? No one is supposed to discuss the merits and drawbacks of Macs because you like them?
You're far too sensitive over something that isn't worth being sensitive over.
The fact that you have to try to put people down with your petulant little "fanboy" remarks and the like
Can you find
one instance where I've referred to anyone as a "fanboy"? I didn't think so. Now you're just making things up.
suggests that you are someone who has a hard time with opinions that differ from yours.
This describes you perfectly.
I'm making factually supported arguments (none of which you've actually addressed).
All you're doing is making personal attacks.
But of course you are. It's obvious from your exaggeration. I've said all along, buy what you like. The fact that you have confused that to suggest that you ought to buy Apple products is actually quite laughable.
What exaggeration? You keep making all these ridiculous claims with absolutely nothing to back yourself up.
Two pages of your sulking and you
still haven't addressed any of the
facts I've posted.
If you like Macs, good for you. I don't care. If you feel one of my arguments pertaining to Mac/PC issues is factually inaccurate then address the argument - not me. I don't think anyone cares to wade through your personal attacks (sorry, "opinions") to get to the posts that are actually on topic.