TinCanTech wrote
Shall we test every router ?
Obviously not however it is a perfectly simple matter to list models that have been encountered that don't test well - but that's just one tiny example of missing information.
The comment about the level of support required is typical of this sort of project - if you want it to remain a tiny niche item then keep criticizing anyone who needs any level of hand-holding. If you want it to become widely accepted be welcoming and encouraging. We weren't all created as computer wizards or people who revel in arcane details and knowledge. Not all of us have the time or inclination to learn an entire library of information to do ONE job out of the 40 or so on our plate at any given time. Some of us just search for products that work so we can get on with the important things in life.
BTW these comments are coming from someone with 20+ years of computer experience including some pretty big networks.