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I'd disagree that I was going for the fallacy of gray. The fallacy of gray is replacing a two coloured world (black & white) with a 1 coloured world (gray). The post you linked to goes on to say that it is quite appropriate to point out that there is such thing as 'less white' and 'more white' - in fact, a world with millions of shades. It's a great antidote to two-colour thinking.
I didn't mean you were committing the fallacy, I meant you were similarly trying to point it out ("going for this kind of article and explanation").
Ah. In that case, your comment makes a lot of sense. I apologise for the confusion.