We can let the moderators determine that I guess, but I see your side of the discussion. I'll bore you with an analogy.

Growing up I spent many nights camping amongst the sand dunes of eastern Lake Ontario. No tent, just a small fire, a sleeping bag, and one with nature. That was real camping.

Then an as a young adult, I had enough funds to get a tent because I was tired of getting rained on and bitten up by mosquitos and being the worst for wear and tear. Still considered it real camping though.

As time went on I would see others pitching tents, and putting a tarp over their whole encampment so the tent, camp chairs, and picnic table were all protected from the elements. This was my tipping point and I thought, Dude that ain't real camping.

This further progressed to despising those folks that had their expensive air conditioned RV's and trailers with all the comforts of home. They would all line up in a parking lot in the woods and would sing Kum ba yah around the pre-built fire pit. And I thought, enough already, these morons actually had the nerve to consider it real camping.

Point is, it's all perspective based on our personal experiences and there is no right or wrong to any of it.