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Wow, what a response! Have you read anything besides Tolkien? Read "The Witcher" by Andrzej Sapkowski, or "No Time for Dragons" by Sergei Lukyanenko; by the way, in that one, dwarves were the first to invent electricity! And... well, never mind, in many books, elves are portrayed as a race that is both morally and genetically aging, and they are forced to go somewhere to make room for humans. They should be pitied.
I don't like mages, undead, demons, orcs, and, strangely enough, light elves.:D
I've read "The Witcher." I somehow overlooked Lukyanenko. And then what? I simply used "The Lord of the Rings" as an example to explain why I don't like the so-called "classic" (or "canonical") elves. Which, in my opinion, the "Heroes" elves are very close to.
My other posts were simply moved to the appropriate topic, and there I, for example, noted that I am more than satisfied with the elves from TES.