You contorted it to mean that it's literally impossible to write "quality software" in vim/emacs.
I did NOT claim this. Nobody would claim this either.
I wouldn't make such claim even about nano or notepad or any text editor
(of which there and hundreds and thousands) for that matter.
What an insane thing to contest even.
Would I attribute quality of software to - in any shape or form - to the text editor it was written in - whether written in nano, notepad or vim or emacs or god knows what else? No, I would not. That WAS the original claim.
You contorted it to mean that it's literally impossible to write "quality software" in vim/emacs.
I did NOT claim this. Nobody would claim this either.
I wouldn't make such claim even about nano or notepad or any text editor (of which there and hundreds and thousands) for that matter.
What an insane thing to contest even.
Would I attribute quality of software to - in any shape or form - to the text editor it was written in - whether written in nano, notepad or vim or emacs or god knows what else? No, I would not. That WAS the original claim.