True enough, I'm sure it all depends on your point of view.  But there are some facts on the site that can't be disputed.   Such as Wiebe holding the record for three years before Billy Mitchell's videotape came along. And when Wiebe broke the intial record, he broke Tim Sczerby's score and not Billy Mitchell's.  Mitchell had actually lost it to Sczerby, and he held the record for almost a year before Wiebe came along.  So when those people come to supposedly, "search" Wiebe's home, Mitchell didn't even have the title for at least a year.

I agree with you that most of the other gripes depends on your perspective.  But I think those are some glaring omissions.

Did you see that one guy's face when Wiebe took the record at Funspot? I think his name was Brian Kuh. He had this distant look on his face. I've seen the same look on people who've spent way too much money in the Casino. Priceless.

Aha! Here is his Wikipedia entry:

He retired in 2005 from American Marine Bank [1]at age 30 – he was a bank comptroller in New York City – so he could move to Weirs Beach and go to Funspot every day to pursue video game world records full time.

If that isn't LULZ I dunno what is.