He should, and in doing so he should be told about electronic transformers.
You keep on and on and on conflating the issue of the nature of/potential problems with SMPSs and the calling of them "electronic transformers", as if somehow you expect people to believe that the two are linked, even though you clearly don't.
You've even done it with the title of this topic.
So - do you want to discuss the potential problems of electronic transformers, do you want to explain to people why electronic transformers can misbehave, do you want to make DIYers aware of best practices for the use of electronic transformers, do you want to advise them on the specifications they should look for when choosing electronic transformers?
Or do you want to start banging on about there being no such thing as electronic transformers, or to try and make out that it is using that name which stops DIYers from being aware of the issues with them?
If the former, why not create a succinct article for the Wiki, explaining in broad, simple terms, how an electronic transformer works, and how there can therefore be possible problems with dimming, with minimum loads, with supplying loads other than incandescent lights, and so on?
If the latter then the Mods might as well lock this topic now, because it will just be a waste of space. I get that you and Winston don't like the term, but tough - suck it up - there is nothing you can do about it. Attempting to deny reality is foolishly pointless, and confusing people who use it by telling them that they are wrong and that there are no such things is unacceptable.