Well, we have different criteria I think: I wrote that for me Yu-Na's landing position is better because it's more elegant. With "landing position" I usually refer to the position that a skater has after the jump, when the jumps is completely landed, and looking at it, I think that Yu-Na is more graceful: I personally don't like the landing position with the arms and the free leh held high, I like more Yu-Na's arms that are just above the shoulders level and the free leg that is close to the ice. Tonya's hands are both well above her head and her free leg is almost in a camel position, I find it really awkward... But it's probably just my personal taste!
And, I agree with you that the fact that Tonya completes all her 3 revolutions in the air is really wonderful! 
Indeed. Tonya gets her rotations in very quickly. She's already done with two revolutions at the peak, giving her plenty of time on the way down to unwrap her legs. Yuna's delayed technique is just fine, though, since she manages to rotate fully and land with a flowing edge--good enough for a second triple at the end of it!
Such a sad thing what became of Tonya. Wasted talent...
I merely meant to point out that, insofar as one follows one's praise of Harding's skating abilities with a lament about how she "threw it all away" or some such, that is voluntary. It's certainly possible to discuss the merits of her skating without dredging up her various poor decisions. In my opinion, it's high time, which is one of the things I liked so much about Krislite's OP.
