If you admit that it didn't actually address what it was intended to do then you can't exactly use that as an example of addressing something that it did not manage to.
Like I said, you're being dishonest with the very examples you're bringing forth. You're spinning things for the sake of arguing. Calling you out on this isn't an insult against you, it's pointing out you're intentionally trying to twist facts.
It comes down to a simple question - Has Amazon come out to make any statement about Rings of Power's performance (success) after the finale? No, they have not. Whether you compare this to HBO, who has spoken out on HoD's success, or even Amazon's own past with the Boys, which they also talked about being successful and moving forward on spinoffs and sequels, we're actually getting very little talks from them on Rings of Power outside of what we know they've already planned.
It's really something simple that you can agree on since you even started with an argument saying 'they don't have to do that', so I'm not sure why you even pivoted on that point in trying to bring up this mipcom thing as an example at all. You're literally just trying to twist the facts now to fit a completely different argument. And it has nothing to do with what I've said. That is dishonest as fuck, since you're not actually sticking to the context of the conversation and just going on a tangent and implying I was making arguments that were never made in the first place.
If you really want to be ignored that much, just stop replying. I'm not holding a gun to your head in having to read my replies or making you hit that reply button. Don't place that blame on me, dude. You are in control of your own actions. I'm not the one arguing about their marketting or whatever. You brought that up, not me.