[mcphage]

That's not really the No True Scottsman falacy, though. A NTSF would be something like:

A: Java is too verbose.

B: Java isn't really a OOP language.

This is more like:

A: Java is too verbose.

B: Sure, but that's a statement about Java, not a statement about OOP.

If you list a bunch of criticisms of OOP languages, that doesn't mean that those criticisms automatically become criticisms of OOP as a concept, merely those of the languages themselves. Especially when you can find OOP languages that don't match that criticism. Java is verbose, yes. But it doesn't mean OOP languages are verbose (what the article author would like to claim), and it doesn't mean that Java isn't an OOP language (what the author believes other people use to deflect the criticism). It means that Java is verbose.