Coming from the same person who has constantly denied that there is a problem with the stratum code implementation and still does, even though it's proven - that's quite rich, don't you think? It's a bit sad to dislike someone because they were right, but there's absolutely no excuse to resort to insulting them, weather they are correct or not.
You were not right, in fact you were very wrong. You need to understand why you're not getting anywhere and people have lost patience with you:
Order of events
1) We had a run of long blocks one month ago around the same time the stratum protocol was implemented in p2pool.
2) You said, "it's impossible to be this unlucky, it must be stratum since that was the most recent change. FIX STRATUM"
3) stratum has absolutely nothing to do with the rate of finding blocks per work. If stratum was 99% broken (so only 1% of the work actually gets accounted for), the rate of finding blocks per work would not have been affected at all - so you were ignored by everyone that knows how mining works since your data did not back up your claim. Also, it was shown that the rate of bad luck was likely to happen when we were at low p2pool network hash rates.
4) Suddenly, without "fixing anything" we had a run of luck close to 180% for a week or two, wiping out the bad luck from (1) above.
5) ASICs came online, no cgminer or p2pool dev had an avalon, but there were reports of p2pool not being able to keep up with avalons
6) actual, real reports with data came out showing that something isn't 100% right with ASICs and p2pool (they work, but need some tweaking) - but still no p2pool dev had one to fix it. We still don't know exactly what it is, but it has something to do with what avalon expects to see and what p2pool is serving. Aseras donated Avalon time to cgminer to finally get cgminer support for avalons.
7) BFL donated an ASIC to forrestv to make sure BFL SCs work with p2pool
8 ) you show up again, "see I was right - you should have listened to me although I had no data and no logical argument backing up my claim"
So in the end, you were wrong - but keep trying until you found someone with a real bug and then claimed credit for it, even though their bug had nothing to do with your evidence or what you are claiming originally.
Demanding fixes without actually knowing what you are asking to fix is childish and naive. Developers don't know what to fix if an oracle shows up saying "fix it" - they need data, which you have never given. It's like saying, "My internet connection is slow. Microsoft, fix Windows!" Then later someone finds a problem with a printer driver and you say, "See, I told you Windows was broken and you all ignored me!" No one in the world will fix it and repeatedly demanding it will get you nowhere. That's why you feel like this lone crusader martyr, you don't know how to help and are frustrated that no one will do what you demand.
We've been begging you to give us data and bug reports for months, but you just lurk around to yell "fix it." That's why people are losing patience with you and is the behaviour of a troll.