::: Hello, Andy. Quite frankly, you are resorting to a rather old attack tactic which consists of accusing any and every person who shows the slightest sign of having noticed statistics and numbers of being an anti-consensus person. The direct result of this informal fallacy is: There can possibly be a discussion in which 99% of participants agreed on course A, the discussion ended with "take course B" verdict and that discussion is an epitome of consensus itself! 
 :::To that I say: I put up the best effort to interpret the consensus and I am not ashamed of what I did. 
 :::Best regards, 
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