That's a good point. Usually when these sorts of statements("You can't", ".NET won't.") are made, though, it's because the poster feels strongly enough about it to say them and probably expects an argument, which is one of the purposes of this forum anyway.

>I agree that all opinions are valid within the context of the person's philosophy. However, when one presents those "opinions" as non-disputable fact, the line is crossed.
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>Walters "facts" concerning .NET have been shown by the MVP's and experts to be misguided at best and completely fallacious at worst. Prefacing such statements with, "in my opinion", or "i feel" rather than "You can't", ".NET won't." ... etc.