isn't it though?
if you think this is about you, it probably is, (not just one person)
stop it. if you have over a hundred posts, you a reflection on the tone of the entire community.
the rest of us are not interested in being lumped in with the image you're projecting.
these forums have maintained a reputation of being welcoming, and helpful.
not meanspirited, cliquelike, and elitist.
if you're in a bad mood, or a post makes you angry, or makes you feel superior to someone who doesn't understand construct yet. find another outlet.
people who haven't been here using the software don't owe us some kind of awe-inspired respect. they're free to be skeptical and cynical and wrong about construct. and chances are you don't know enough about construct or software development in general to talk down to even a total noob.
it's the very fact that construct contradicts everything we've come to assume about software development that makes it so noteworthy. people don't need to be attacked for their incorrect assumptions. it should be the expected initial reaction. you should be helping usher them into understanding the differences, helping adapt their way of thinking toward the event/picking driven construct way, pointing them in the right direction for help, or providing encouragement. if that doesn't sound like something worth your time or effort, than perhaps you should save the reply button for when you have something more constructive to add.