As far as I'm concerned, anybody is entitled to their opinions. I could say, for instance, that I don't care for KDE4. That statement is true for me personally and is independent of anybody else, I form my opinions myself and I don't let anybody else dictate those opinions. Even though I try to provide feedback to the TDE developers whenever possible, my opinions aren't theirs and their opinions aren't mine. I'm always prepared to defend my views with facts rather than sensless attacks; I do admit to seeing some good things in KDE4, and I don't intend to attack the KDE developers, just to let them know why I don't like KDE4 in hopes that they will try to improve.
Most people don't do that. They make attacks that have little or no patience in facts. I have no patience for that. Best to avoid that and put on the site in plain site something like, "If you have a problem with TDE, please file a bug report or contact our developers via IRC or mailing list to see if it can be resolved before you do your review." We can then link to our mailing lists and IRC logs. That way, the people who attack us without asking for help or without putting any REAL effort into fixing the issue look like total idiots. After all, didn't we offer to help them out, and put effort into helping them?