Blah blah blah.
Dai could have easily won the OGM. Easily. If he had landed that quad he would have been even more pumped and it would have been an easy win. If he skated a clean program without the quad he still would have won easily over the drone. His PCS were the highest too. So be sure he knows the sacrosanct Rules of Competition quite well.
He did the quad because he feels to be a worthy Champion of the Olympic Games should at least try one. True champion in all ways. Unlike the talentless drone. But it may as well be a culture difference - some people celebrate even losses when they are honourable, some celebrate wins even when they are dishonourable.
Enough of this.
There is nothing dishonorable about Evan's victory. He won fairly because he packed his program with many elements that COP values, worked his butt off and performed two great programs in a row. Plushenko had one great element but the rest of his program was vulnerable. He paid the price.
You may dislike the way Evan skates. You make dislike that he didn't do a quad. But I don't see how Evan dishonored himself at all.
As for remembering skaters: Too bad that last image many people will have of Plushenko is him stepping on top of the podium because he'd "forgotten" he won the silver. He's making it incredibly easy for Evan to take the high road and look classy. The whining from Plushenko, Russia and some of his fans are ensuring that more people are paying attention to Evan than normally would have.
It's actually YOU who is trying to tell everyone to shut up with childish comments like "blah blah blah..."
Well, fine. And since I'm not Evan and I don't have to try to look classy in interviews, I say, nanny-nanny-boo. Evan won. So there.