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Don't you agree that it is also nice to know how to play something against a typical/unknown opponent. At the lower limits there is a constantly new people coming in to your table, not to mention you're constantly switching tables to find the best one. There are many times where playing the hand like you would against a typical opponent is better than using a read that could be off-base due to small sample size.

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hmmm, a point that i didn't bring up, but wanted to

Sorry for the overall vague rant, its just that i'm tired of these posts that just have a hand and that's it. If villian is unknown, then they should tell us.

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how about posting your thought process, attempt to put a typical opponent on a hand range, etc .. trying harder than just copy/paste from the converter