Point being, you don't need that kind of skill to set up a masternode. It's really not that hard.
It really isn't. I can't even write simple code. I've never used Linux. I have a master's in history but never took a comp sci class. I would definitely not consider myself a tech geek.
I HAVE been building my own PCs for the last 15 years. I DO know how to crypto mine. I DO know how to build and configure a mining rig. I DO have a working (albeit non-technical) knowledge of cryptocurrency.
I'm what I would consider "reasonably proficient" but certainly no computer nerd. And I set up an MN, following guides, in a couple of hours. It's really not that hard. Seriously.
I'm not trying to deride those who offer services of setting up MNs.
I'm trying to separate the seed from the chaff... It's a thing I disagree with. But, I know there is a vacuum generated by the lazy and stupid who would rather just buy a node. It's my desire to see the shitty ones exposed and the good ones promoted; for the good of the coin.