"Linden Lab" and "consistency" in the same sentence.

In a thread in the General forum, Introvert Petunia made a claim which I dispute.

I had my response all written and ready to click submit when I decided that rather than disturb that thread's proper flow with a stupid smart alec comment, I would respond here.


Isn't the quoted sentence an example of using "Linden Lab" and "consistent" in a well-formed sentence?
Here are some more:

"Linden Lab does not behave in a consistent manner in regard to restrictions on content."

"The stability and performance of Linden Lab software is consistent with a product in an unpaid beta state, not one which has many high dollar customers counting on proper performance."

"Linden Lab employees have a consistent pattern of using shields and sitting for protection during Winter Festival snowball fights. "Linden Lab employees" and "warrior spirit" cannot appear in the same well-formed sentence."

Here's another one: Linden Labs is consistent about breakfast.

Or this... The gruel Linden Labs fed its employees for breakfast had the consistency of year-old motor oil on a sub-zero February morning in the Yukon.

Yum, I'm hungry now.

Here's another one: Due to the fact that a vocal minority of SL users have nothing better to do with their lives but complain about Linden Lab's alleged favoritism or lack of consistency, Linden Lab has been forced to adopt such stringent, robotic enforcement of their rules that they often ignore the spirit for the letter of the "law", to great detriment of the community.

You guys are cheating.