>>Sure they do. The facts "as I know them" allows me to make any decision I want. Can it change based on additional facts? Absolutely, but that doesn't stop me from having an opinion based on what I know at a given time. If you live your life waiting for "all" the facts, you will never move or make any decision.
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>It is appropriate approach for programmer working in MS created environment. But not in the real life when other facts are available and you need to make serious decision. Otherwise the "opinion" is a speculation, nothing else.

I don't think we are disagreeing, but I'm not sure how we ended up talking about MS. You do what you can with the facts that you have. Or as much as you can get at the time. At some point you have to make a decision. If you do that, and find out other facts afterwards, that's not your fault. You did what you could with the information you had. What are you arguing about? Just read the initial post for what it is and decide. Or don't.