"I want to see P B-16 succeed beyond his wildest hopes and desires, and I think he's the type of man who can blot out the millions of popes in millions of bellies. I wish him only the best, and I'm not about to start second-guessing he who the Holy Spirit appointed. I've made up my mind, I'm not following any ragsheets on him. I can find out what I need to know via other sources. I'm not going to countenance propaganda."
Unlike his predecessor, the Pope has had a long history in Rome. His career did not start in 2005. All his pronouncements and writings are meant to be absorbed and it is legitimate for observers to extrapolate from them.
You're free to extrapolate to your heart's content. That's of absolutely no consequence to me. The piece of my post that you quote applies to me, to the way I plan to approach learning and discerning, there was nothing there advising that I'd like to impose that on someone else. What I lack in education I make up for in good instincts, and the knowledge that I don't have a lot of knowledge.