OH NO!

Yet another many days/weeks of photographs ruined by dust on a DSLR sensor? Only
to be discovered AFTER returning from a vacation or extensive and important
once-in-a-lifetime photography trek into some remote region? Photos that could
never be duplicated again, destroyed by something as simple as a micro-specks of
dust on a DSLR sensor from HAVING TO change over-priced and over-weight lenses
on that fancy and overpriced DSLR body?

If the "rare" (cough) reports of this keep up people might just end up switching
to advanced P&S cameras with sealed lens systems.

Oh wait. They already have. Those photographers that are smart enough and care
more about their photography than trying to impress others with dust-crippled,
overpriced, overweight hardware that they can buy, so they can look like a
"photographer" -- and yet never actually be one.

DSLR = a $5000 useless, backbreaking, gawdy necklace.