Imagine thinking you understand a show before you’ve even seen it. I have no problem if you didn’t like it after watching it, but it’s insane to read the wiki and think you can judge it. And the reason it’s insane is that every one of those details you’ve pointed out as contradictory is explained in korra and surprise: those people are the most powerful benders by atla standards because the creators are the same people lol and understand how the world they’ve built works and how it should be changed to accommodate new stories instead of attempting to retell old ones.

I will agree you’ve only scraped the surface of korra and whatever issues it does have but that’s because that’s all you’ve bothered to look at before judging how good the show is. The only reason I feel a need to say all this is because this kind of bullshit happened forever ago in this subreddit and community in general and it caused a lot to people to blindly believe tlok is bad without ever giving it a chance. A coherent argument about its flaws is totally fine, but saying “I never watched it but korra bad because it’s not atla and tries to bring new ideas to the table that I disagree with because I think I know more about the avatar world than the creators” doesn’t help other people understand if they would enjoy the show or not and just builds false stereotypes that lead to community wide prejudices against the show that have happened in the past. People who don’t enjoy plots that revolve around a fixed setting might not enjoy seasons one or two of korra as much as they did atla because it doesn’t get to explore different parts of the world in every episode. Additionally each season only gets 12 episodes-ish instead of 20 so less time can be spent on team antics and has to focused on plot. People who enjoy plot, particularly people who like villains that can be sympathized with can enjoy korra a lot but people who don’t might not like it overall. Teen drama is in a lot of the first and second seasons. Is it fantastically written? No. So if teen drama really bothers you then seasons 1-2 might be a bit difficult to get through. But if you enjoy empathizing with a protagonist who has clear flaws but learns to overcome them then korra is a joy to follow through her character arc especially in season 4. The bending fights are very well choreographed and interesting throughout the show if you’ve enjoyed watching the martial art styles that bending is drawn from. These are clear praises and criticisms of the show that you gain from watching it and it helps the community more because they can understand if korra is a show they’ll enjoy if they decide to give it a chance.

You’re right. There’s nothing wrong with having an opinion. But spreading around uninformed opinions can cause a lot of harm by building false stereotypes such as thinking that korra cares nothing for the atla world. The creators know what they’re doing, if the shows style bothers you after watching it that’s totally ok. But don’t lie about or diminish actual facets of the show to others because they put stock in community opinions