I think those are fine points. And to reciprocate, I think it's important when you read someone's comments to give the writer the benefit of a doubt. Sometimes it helps to read between the lines. If you can tone down your emotional reaction to a comment that feels unpleasant, you may find the commenter has something useful to say.
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