I considered a line-by-line response... but why? You think what you think.
My point in all of it was this: most of us who bought it and use it bought it when it was the best option at its price point. Yes, I am comparing it to inexpensive gear, becasue that's what it replaced for probably its entire user base, save a very few who bought it for features and not price. It definently works and sounds better than a cheap analog rig. It has more features than other mixes in its price class today. It has a few features that no other product has. It's also horribly difficult to use and maintain, and it's never going to make it big in its current form. That doesn't change the other facts about the product.