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In my opinion, for this discussion to yield any results, we need to hold a tournament (even a small one) between our forums. Otherwise, we'll just talk and talk, and in the best-case scenario, we'll end up with nothing (and hopefully, we won't argue, which is something we really want to avoid). I think that after this tournament, there will be more mutual understanding. And in the future, we'll get used to each other and continue to discuss things. Regarding the fact that we don't have any established rules for online battles, what did you expect? You yourselves said that you have long-standing and well-tested rules that have evolved over the years. How can we judge rules that were written by some anonymous person on Saturday morning while hungover, using a template from another resource (by the way, permission was obtained for this)? Of course, saying that they are simply underdeveloped is an understatement. They need not only to be refined but also reworked. At least, we've already started playing online more often, which is a big plus.
So, let's hold a tournament and not argue.
And we can't judge the overall level of the forum based on the posts of certain individuals. Some people just write and discuss a lot, while others just play. ;) The tournament will put everything in its place.