Wow, you totally win on the Android thing; I apparently misremembered that issue. I'm really sorry: I pulled a source for that based on memory of it having happened, but failed to notice that I had misremembered the cause of the problem. I've added a couple inline edits to my comment response admitting the ways in which it is wrong. Thankfully, this isn't the only example of this problem, it was just the one that was easiest for me to cite, so I'm going to go add a couple paragraphs shoring up the argument [edit: done; I also left the original example, but admit clearly how it is flawed].
> Furthermore you claim that I've taken quotes out of context.
As for this, I don't just claim it: I demonstrate it; the fact that these people also separately said your article sounded reasonable doesn't change the original reasons they made their comments. It hurts my position that they approved of your article, but it still irks me that you are using these quotes as evidence, when they aren't actually good arguments for your position. "I e-mailed these people and they agreed with my article" would have been a much stronger statement to me than "they said these things, out of context and in ways that sort of undermine my position, that you should believe".
> Furthermore you claim that I've taken quotes out of context.
As for this, I don't just claim it: I demonstrate it; the fact that these people also separately said your article sounded reasonable doesn't change the original reasons they made their comments. It hurts my position that they approved of your article, but it still irks me that you are using these quotes as evidence, when they aren't actually good arguments for your position. "I e-mailed these people and they agreed with my article" would have been a much stronger statement to me than "they said these things, out of context and in ways that sort of undermine my position, that you should believe".