A fallacy is only relevant when you are trying to establish "truth" or, more likely, "falsity" from a well-formed premise.
You have established neither a well-formed premise that can be falsified nor any particular expertise that your opinion has any relevance at hand. Thus, the fallacy (in addition to being an "informal fallacy") you claim is moot.
You have established neither a well-formed premise that can be falsified nor any particular expertise that your opinion has any relevance at hand. Thus, the fallacy (in addition to being an "informal fallacy") you claim is moot.