Well it wasn't exactly directed at you in general but the Nadal/Samprasclowns that bring the H2H argument into every single discussions on this board just to troll, even the none Fed/Nadal related threads. I know you created that thread for whatever reasons you thought might be interesting but it gave the nadal/samprasclowns a chance to jump all over it and express why their think H2H is so important (this thread shoves them back in their little hole).
I didn't create a thread for "whatever reason I thought might be interesting". I made a thread because I believe Nadal would lead H2H even if they played most matches on hardcourts.
H2H is what it is. If Fedfans believe that H2H doesn't matter, that's OK with me. The number of slams is more important than H2H and Federer has obviously more slams (and will finish his career with more slams).
But, the problem is that some Fedfans (many Fedfans, actually) say that the H2H is skewed because of matches played on clay. And that's not true. And I made a thread to respond to those people (not anyone else). If anyone thinks H2H is less important than the number of slams, he should simply disregard my thread.
So, bottom line, H2H is entirely legit. Rafa would still lead even if the matches were evenly distributed throughout the entire season (meaning: mathces on HC the most frequent, then the matches on clay, and the matches on grass the least frequent). It's a perfectly correct to say that H2H is not that important. But it is not correct to say that Rafa leads H2H just because of clay.