Certainly people should use the tools they like and are comfortable with. That said, I would suggest that there's a limit to this "whatever you like is fine" logic.
If you were building a birdhouse and decided you liked hammering in nails with the broad side of a wrench, yeah, ok, I guess that's your business and ultimately you can hammer those nails how you want. But if you saw a professional carpenter hammering in nails with a wrench, you'd have to seriously question whether you hired the right carpenter.
If you were building a birdhouse and decided you liked hammering in nails with the broad side of a wrench, yeah, ok, I guess that's your business and ultimately you can hammer those nails how you want. But if you saw a professional carpenter hammering in nails with a wrench, you'd have to seriously question whether you hired the right carpenter.
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