Look at your post from a wider perspective:

This site is run by volunteers, spending their time to answer questions. The ones who are no doubt the most commited are the moderators. They voluntarily spend a lot of time, for free, and play a major role to canalize the huge daily amount of posts.

We learned to know them as people of high itegrity, doing their job professionally and mostly silently. Even if you think something went wrong, you can always ask, or post a question on Meta. If your arguments are correct, you will be answered accordingly. That actually is the proof of their quality and integrity. They should be admired for what they do.

Then a post like yours passes by. Obviously you even don't know where you are (not the Ubuntu forums) and you didn't put any effort in finding out what is the basic principle of AU. Yet you start rambling, and attacking one of the people we respect for good reasons, in an arrogant and a personal way.

What do you think will happen?

Let's Look at your post from a wider perspective:

This site is run by volunteers, spending their time to ask and answer questions. The ones who are no doubt the most committed are the moderators. They voluntarily spend a lot of time, for free, and play a major role to canalize the huge daily amount of posts.

We learned to know them as people of high integrity. They are doing their job helpfully, professionally and mostly silently. If you think something went wrong, you can always ask, or post a question on Meta. If your arguments are correct, you will be answered accordingly. That actually is the proof of their quality and integrity. They should be admired for what they do.

Then a post like yours passes by. Obviously you even don't know where you are (not the Ubuntu forums) and you didn't put any effort in finding out what is the basic principle of AU. Yet you start rambling, and attacking one of the people we respect for good reasons, in an arrogant and a personal way.

What do you think will happen?