> would you therefore conclude that using vim/emacs leads to garbage software?
I cannot conclude that "it leads to garbage software", but I can definitely conclude that "it has ever led to garbage software" at least once, and in some "shape or form".
> Claiming vim/emacs leads to or directly contributes to "quality software" is the same
This (or the alluded opposite) was not the original claim. The original claim was the total impossibility of vim/emacs to have ever led to quality software, in any shape or form. That is the only claim being contested here.
You contorted it to mean that it's literally impossible to write "quality software" in vim/emacs.
I did NOT claim this. Nobody would claim this either.
I wouldn't make such claim even about nano or notepad or any text editor
(of which there and hundreds and thousands) for that matter.
What an insane thing to contest even.
Would I attribute quality of software to - in any shape or form - to the text editor it was written in - whether written in nano, notepad or vim or emacs or god knows what else? No, I would not. That WAS the original claim.
I cannot conclude that "it leads to garbage software", but I can definitely conclude that "it has ever led to garbage software" at least once, and in some "shape or form".
> Claiming vim/emacs leads to or directly contributes to "quality software" is the same
This (or the alluded opposite) was not the original claim. The original claim was the total impossibility of vim/emacs to have ever led to quality software, in any shape or form. That is the only claim being contested here.