Frankly, I don't care whether the "whackoff squad" follows me, or not.
Norman appears to have made a life's work out of knocking the competition, and INFA is arrogant enough to actually pay someone to do that, believeing that posting on a message board carries any "weight" with anyone who matters.
Opposed to that, I have real work to do, and I'm doing that instead.
It's too bad for the real investor, who may tend to judge a company by the quality of the board inhabitants, always a mistake.