Never and I mean NEVER talk about tires, chain lube, politics or religion. You can't win only make enemies or have people think you're Bat Sh!t Crazy.
Unfortunately, expertise is a little more than typing it is so, and making up new forum id's for backup verification. Proper English and punctuation is not an end-all proof, but it is a clue: as is being so sure without proper links for evidence (other than ad's which don't mean anything.)
ANY lubricant has to be verified that it will not eat the rubber up in your chains or engine: and rubbers, nylons, etc... change whenever it's cheaper to do so. Otherwise, you need several engineering degrees in the right combination to verify it which few have.
Lubricants can also change ingredients, but most likely, they would be more of a concern if they DO NOT change ingredients to keep up with manufacturers recommendations. It is WAY more complicated than cutting and copying a sentence off WIKI to look smart, even though the copier can't recall or correctly spell any words they pasted.
So YES, I require verification of my use for EVERY lubricant or oil I get. If you want to base your multi-thousand dollar investment and your safety on the road based on a multiple-id poster that won't even show his bike, good luck with that. You won't even be able to find the ghost, much less get a warranty for listening to nonsense.
The people making the boldest claims should show their education levels or at least their bike! And if their highest level is ADVrider University, post that... and I'll run in the other direction! >
Experience is great and that is what this site has a wealth of, but things that matter most like oils and lubes is something that changes constantly with industry methods and what is the cheapest. Your decision is your own, as is your liability. If we have an 'authentic' petroleum engineer, please chime in: if you can take the derivative of and integrate (3/2 X ^3).
Also, if you ever want motorcycle expertise, go to the busiest motorcycle shop in your county (not a dealer), and they will most likely give you expert guidance you can warranty.