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I'm no longer interested in gray areas or giving him the benefit of the doubt, sorry. That ship has sailed.
I guess I'm doing some "aggressive marketing" and "arguing" right now too, and will continue to do so 
Please don't bring him again in my mentions.
Specifically, if someone says something unfairly critical of Cats, don't call it "bullying" because that's a different, categorically ad-hominem thing. It undermines the argument against John and it undermines actual bullying when it happens.
Except when John says something critical of Cats, it can very well be that he has an axe to grind. His opinions on technology correlate with his ongoing conflicts or partnership ambitions. And when he screws up, he then deletes his online traces, after the damage was done.
I haven't noticed this happening before (and I'm not even sure of the mechanism, but wouldn't notice anyway, probably), but isn't it akin to someone who pre-blocks every possible person who might dissent so that their tweets appear to have a universally positive reaction?
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