Yes, I agree. 

However (and isn't there almost always a 'however'?),  would you want to offer advice to folks over the internet concerning the treatment of their animals? 

Remember, there are real folks out here in the world like the poster below who was upset with the vet who 'helped' with the twisted uterus delivery.  And there were several (thankfully not all) who chimed in on that thread suggesting the original poster should expect some sort of compensation or should seek the services of another vet.  (Huh?  There's not an over abundance of large animal vets as it is.) 

Real world is tough enough working with animals when they can't tell you what's wrong and have owners who expect successful outcomes 100% of the time.  I would imagine a veterinary would have to have awfully thick skin to 'practice' on an internet forum.

Let's keep the expectations to a level that is real.