[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
Your geography example is commendable. However, the wording you chose was....if a friend said to "you"...etc. In your wording, the target audience is just you and therefore you can reply as you suggested. What if your friend spoke to a mass audience and said "for those of you who drive down Main St, be careful..."? Would you still say no worries because....you hate Main St or whatever?

I'll tell you how I saw my own post. If our Jiu-Jitsu professor says, "Guys, **for those** of you still considering if you will or would like to compete in this year's NoGi competition, the point-system rules have changed to blah-blah-blah and such-such submission attacks or such-such joint locks are now illegal and blah-blah" and he's addressing a wide audience, then I'm not gonna chime in and tell him I'm not worried about it because it's inapplicable to me because I hate sport Jiu-Jitsu versus Combat Jiu-Jitsu, etc - especially when he clearly said "for those who...". Could I chime in some sort of anti-support comment? Sure. But would it provide any value to the team who were the TARGET audience? Probably not.

The differentiator between your example and mine is the phrase "for those". Certainly I never desire to impose who can talk and who can't. We all enjoy a free speech right. But as the saying goes, "Just because you can doesn't mean you always should", so it's fair enough to say that the setup I chose in the words "for those" is both a qualifier and disqualifier, thereby targeting only a specific end-user. Could you have chimed in? Yes, absolutely and it's okay. Were you pre-qualified as a *target* end-user? The setup of "for those" dictates the answer to be no. This is not about whether or not if you were allowed to speak. It was about you missing my phrase "this message is for those..." - which was hopefully intended to only interact with a target, intended end-user of the product in question: Xposed, to which you clearly don't use and thus aren't the target end-user.

Which next leads me to your assumption of my alleged assumption. I never implied nor assumed you were inept based on assumption. I merely 'concluded' a 'guestimation' based on a picture you painted. Though I'll credit you for referencing "restore backup", you went and used words like "loss of data" and further suggested loss of time and loss of hair, etc - when myself along with another on here opined that we've never had those 'symptoms', irrespective if a module has ever messed up on us. Using those kind of descriptions painted a picture of your struggles with co-existing with Xposed on a long-term basis, regardless of how far back you've used it. On that basis alone did I conclude (with the helping of your words) that a sense of best practices may have been compromised on your part, as I have never "lost data" before or currently, nor have I encountered a struggle beyond resolve to a point of loss of hair (figure of speech). I've experienced module-incompatibility, but only briefly.

Tweaked in its current version can't enable the Experimental features in Greenify. This further proves why Tweaked is not the last nail on Xposed's coffin for many of us, as there are functionalities that Xposed offers within certain apps to which Tweaked doesn't have built in.

The last time I called someone out for referencing another ROM on here, this OP's creator came on here in support of open-mindedness so long as it doesn't aggressively veer off the focus of this thread. Therefore, my announcement of Xposed and Lollipop could possibly inspire the thread creator if he indeed should either wait for Lollipop to come out for N3 or if he should possibly want to survey if people who use Xposed would want to stay with Tweaked on KiKat (being on N3 and thereby bypassing Note 3 & Note 4 Lollipop). It's not entirely impossible. It wouldn't be the first time he takes a survey, so my "intention" was not so far from history proven. It was a shot in the dark, but not completely off focus.

I'll let you have the last word on here - for the greater good of the thread.