I didn't wanna touch this subject cause its been talked about before and some people get sensitive about it, but here's my two cents:
I think this thread is (for the most part) extremely fair to LCD and LCD owners.
I don't think we even have many people recommending OLEDs or pushing them too hard on people that come and ask for TV recommendations according to their needs. I know I personally recommend the X900F or X950G or the TCL 6 series far more than any other TV.
Making a separate thread for OLED owners is a bad idea, one day OLED will stop being popular and microLED or whatever comes next will take over. A TV thread that encompasses all the technologies (old and new) is far more beneficial.
The thread title even tells you all TVs have faults, and this is a perfect place to learn about all the pros and cons.
Really good answer. In fact, I see more "don't buy an OLED because of burn in" posts here than "don't get a LCD because OLEDs have better picture quality".
But a lot of talk here is about picture quality, because you can only talk so much about other aspects. True, a lot of gamers don't care about the perfect picture, but how much can you talk about lag? Lag is either low or high, it's 13 or 20 or 40 - we state that and the discussion ends. But with picture quality and HDR you have metadata, clipping, EOTF curves, settings, colors, clipping, black crush, uniformity, etc. I would argue most of these things are not even important for a lot of people (I don't consider them important that much myself, I mean, I play games with DC High :) - but, again, what else are you going to talk about? I like reading about these finer details and a lot of people who talk about this stuff own OLEDs.
So I guess LCD owners, if they want more LCD talk, should start talking about PQ more. :)
