And that's where you're wrong, because I am.

Explain how you being wrong and me being a developer could be a reason for me being not their developer.

You don't have a point. You're just what you say you are: a stupid monkey.

As a matter of fact I don't Meego, but Stupid Monkey does, because he's still trying to find the perfect torrent app. I have found it. It's called Transmission, and it does everything I need from a torrent client. I tried to express my joy by leaving a comment, but apparently, there are stupid monkeys around that will have none of that, and need to leave turds all over the place to make them feel at home.

Ah, you find that amusing. Wow, sitting safely behind your Mac, and annoy some people you don't know. That's bold! But if you want to appear clever, at least make a point once, stick to it, and get your arguments right. You just assume, you shoot, and if it backfires, you assume something else. You yell and then run away. That's what I call childish. Even your above writing displays this behaviour (I'm 12? Maybe I am, who knows, but you haven't actually found out).
Or even better: stick to the subject. The software. Don't aim at people.
I also wish I could say it was a nice bickering, but it wasn't. Good bickerers defend their arguments, you don't. You just annoy.
Now, have a go at me, say something stupid, I will not respond, and leave it at that.

One final thing: I'm glad you agree with me that this is really great software!

That article is about OS9, is from 2000, and is completely irrelevant to the memory usage of a Unix system. I don't know how you managed to digg up this dinosaur of an article, but it is as relevant to OSX as is an article about steam engines. A Unix system manages the memory allocation for it's applications, and fragmentation is a meaningless concept in this respect.
Also, this program is shareware, so you can pay for it, and I mentioned you must be a fool to do so.