This is obviously a clickbait post. Franky1 said it round and clear.
Whether one term or another it's quite irrelevant. BTC started this economic revolution and as such is generally referred as a non altcoin. Our definitions might not be the same mr OP but it's truly a non issue.
I also agree, Franky1 has highlighted what the current scene bitcoins are in. Right now there are a lot of people pushing those hard forks for their own benefit. They do this by tricking the masses who know nothing about the difference of both hard and soft forks. Right now people do want to push for a fork due to the recent memory pool clogging and the fees all going up so high. But right now the attacks to the blockchain has stopped and the fees are normalizing again. This might be the result of the attackers seeing that their purposed plan is on track and they stopped the attack as it has no more value as they have already achieved their goals.