v0.12.135: @newsroom.writer: no backhanded compliments

Dinis pointed out that "That is a good habit, and I wish more people did it" is a dig at the reader: it praises one person by criticising everyone else, and assumes the others are wrong when they may simply not need it. Removed there, in governs, enforces, attests, and in the two other places the site did the same: "better than most" in the policy guards the door, and "miles ahead of most people with ideas" in can you sell it? and its summary. The articles' README gains a voice rule, No backhanded compliments: say what the person did, and why it helped.