I read it yesterday, and decided not to post it here for that very reason. I can live with a typo or two, but the error rate on this was so high as to make it difficult to recommend.

I agree. If you feel what you have to say is important enough for other people to read, put some time into shining it up, and making it readable.

Otherwise you leave yourself open to criticisms like: "If he can't execute on the small things in a blog post, then no wonder Silverlight is dead" etc.

It's terrible writing. How many sentences randomly end with a question mark?

> A guy I barely knew but was in charge of the video side of Silverlight?

> Fine, I thought maybe I can get a fresh perspective and start something new in this team?

> I’m riding the Junior bench on all these ideas that he stole from not only Brad (my old boss) but also me?

Seriously?