I mentioned something about a product. It happens to be true. It's not some outlandish claim, but a rather prosaic, well known and easily confirmed feature, usually mentioned when the things are tested, which they are surprisingly often.
I offered a truthful and accurate comment to help out the original poster who actually liked my response. I'm not responsible for your product research. If a forum member offers a pointer or an opinion this is not invitation or entitlement for others to insist or demand they do anything for them. I'm not your Mom but I am putting you on my ignore list. Bye.
In fact in my original reply, after offering this mind blowing and controversial and shocking opinion, I also said "This is really worth looking into!!" i.e. look into it, find out for yourself. My comment was helpful and unremarkable and the suggestion to do your own research is plain. It really doesn't merit two entitled twits spouting piss and wind and demanding they are now served. No good deed goes unpunished, as the saying goes.
edit: OK, I'm a bit bleeding slow off the mark but it does occur to me that if someone wants technical and test data of a product range
*which has been tested numerous times on this very site!!!* then they might
try the review index instead of demanding other members jump when they say jump!
Sorry little princelings