1. I didn't offer it to you, so what's it to ya?
2. If it is any of your business, consider this: suggesting another source (among many, as you point out) is simply a way to say that there may be more to the story than the poster thinks. It is up to him whether to consult that source, or others, and how to evaluate it. My assessment of its accuracy thus becomes irrelevant; that is, I am only the courier, bringing it to his attention. Upon demand, I went to the trouble of typing out several paragraphs so he could evaluate it preliminarily, with the result that you give me grief for my efforts.
It's a public forum.
2. If it is any of your business, consider this: suggesting another source (among many, as you point out) is simply a way to say that there may be more to the story than the poster thinks. It is up to him whether to consult that source, or others, and how to evaluate it. My assessment of its accuracy thus becomes irrelevant; that is, I am only the courier, bringing it to his attention. Upon demand, I went to the trouble of typing out several paragraphs so he could evaluate it preliminarily, with the result that you give me grief for my efforts.
I wouldn't offer something as an alternative unless I thought the alternative provided a superior solution. But that's just me.