This thread is entitled 'When Madeleine is found'. The assumption being that she will be found. That is surely an assumption too far? No-one knows what happened on 3rd May 2007 and therefore in my opinion no-one should be promoting any conclusions about her fate.
This is a discussion forum which welcomes a variety of subjects for debate. In this instance on the McCann board the thread under discussion refers to Madeleine's survival; in opposition to the supposition asserted with certainty by some also on this McCann board, not only exactly what happened to her on 3rd May 2007 ... but where it happened ... and who was responsible.
I positively adore your sentence ... "No-one knows what happened on 3rd May 2007 and therefore in my opinion no-one should be promoting any conclusions about her fate."
That opinion has never really restricted your valuable input to a variety of previous threads based around certainties being expressed about her fate. Despite as you so succinctly point out ... no-one knows.
In my opinion therefore I find it a refreshing concept with the brightness of spring upon us to discuss the alternative to the doom and gloom of those alleged 'certainties' and give thought to aspiration of breathing new life into the other possibility that she is not only alive, but well.
I do not understand why you would raise objection to that.