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Mike Wuerthele said:

If your posts "keep getting deleted," it's not because we object to your opinion (which is clear based on the wide array of it on display here), it's because you violated a commenting rule. A link to them is conveniently posted at the bottom of every forum thread.

It's time to review them, if this is you. Feel free to repost your opinion, without the rule-breaking part. 

As far as I could tell, that would be rule 3: "Do not complain about typos, timeliness, newsworthiness, how something is covered, or relevance to AppleInsider. If you see typos or grammar issues or have other complaints we do want to hear about them, but please email us (news at appleinsider dot com)."

That's because I've deemed this opinion piece wrong (or at the very list, very narrow sighted) and not newsworthy at all!

But hey, what do I know??? I don't even have plans yet to replace my Intel MBP. Besides, Mathworks has already pledged native Apple Silicon support next year for MATLAB (a multi gigabyte professional application) that is working flawlessly in Rosetta (according to a limited sample I know). Following the proposed logic, perhaps the University where I teach "should stop using me", although that would be hard, being tenured and all.

The whole thing is beyond childish...

I don't know the specifics of either case, and I don't trust the blogosphere to present any unbiased report. Too much of a hard on for Apple as a prime headline for clickbait.

That being said, I wonder in what world some people live in? If you bad mouth your employer to the press, you will get fired, period. Does anyone actually expect a different outcome?

Who would think? Jon Stewart is a lot of fun, while Oprah just isn't. I wonder if there is a correlation?

Just my two cents: maybe don’t write, direct, produce, and protagonize something! I’m sure it isn’t lack of talent, but I can’t escape the thought that’s a bit arrogant that you could spread yourself so thin and hope for the best!

I’ve learned as a child that stories have beginning, middle, and an end. If that still holds, Mr. Corman told no story at all!

The only episode I’ve enjoyed was that with Hugo Weaving.

Hank2.0 said:

Another example of the weaknesses in Apple's beta testing system. Really? Not a single tester used Spotify? Aren't major popular apps automatically tested? I hate to think Apple knew about the problem and maliciously decided not to work with Spotify to fix it.

Hey Hank, how very candid of you to put your IQ in your handle. That way we know you are not trolling us!

The beta testing is specifically aimed at developers, so they can make sure their app is up for the new OS. You know, like Spotify didn’t!