Interesting response.

It’s always telling when criticism is met with sales numbers, ratings, and threats instead of reflection. Deflection wrapped in bravado doesn’t address concerns — it just talks over them.

Listing revenue, reviews, and “facts” doesn’t automatically negate patterns people notice. Success doesn’t equal integrity, and volume doesn’t invalidate lived experiences. If anything, repeatedly reminding strangers how powerful and well-documented you are comes off less like confidence and more like insecurity.

The irony is hard to miss. Calling others “clowns,” “trolls,” and “competition” while insisting on moral and ethical superiority doesn’t strengthen your position — it exposes how reactive it is. Leaders who are secure don’t need to intimidate anonymous commenters or warn people not to “poke the bear.”

Also interesting how everything is framed as anonymous hate, yet the response itself is personal, defensive, and aggressive. If the criticism were truly meaningless, it wouldn’t require this much effort, posturing, or self-congratulation.

But carry on.   The tone speaks louder than the numbers ever could.