I turned "it" into something else? What is "it"? Your demand for answers? Is it so important for me to tell you that your question was perfectly reasonable? I wouldn't have minded the question from most other folks. But from you I saw it as a door creeping open to another endless debate. So I tried to steer you away. And guess what happened anyway.
I asked a simple question, after you asked a simple question. Your suspicion that it was something else and your accusatory dismissal of the question is what led to the "endless debate" you seem so concerned about. That's on you. Even now, rather than simply engage, you attempt to characterize me as someone who is not worthy of discussion, or whose motives shouldn't be trusted. If you'd not have dismissed it, but rather just answered, you'd know you were mistaken. Greg did the same thing, famously attributing all sorts of motives to a single question, but never just answering it. Not sure if that's human nature or some strategic evasion. But that's okay, because at least you got around to talking about your perspective on this aspect of Wackys, rather than just challenging someone else's - and that's the thing I actually wanted to talk about. That was interesting to me, and I appreciate your perspective.
You see, I'm actually pretty easy, as long as people don't start playing games with words, or treat others poorly.
A piece of advice though, if you don't like having questions put to you, and would rather fling crap on those or dismiss those who do, maybe you should stop asking them of others.
And sorry if I implied that your talents were not appropriate for Wackys at all. I'm aware that you've done work for them, but also had some work rejected, and also don't enjoy the editorial collaborative process - and would rather work for yourself. That's something you've been doing with great success for some time. Not everyone is cut out to work for themselves, and not everyone is out to work for others, obviously. So no derision meant. They both take will and are both worthy of my respect. And I respect the work you do, and that talent you've honed.