Yep but, as example, he reported what's happening on a very specific port (a B6)...what he described was a little bit unclear or uncomplete (to me) and so I shared my experience based on very few assumptions I'm able to do reading what he wrote (for sure: port B6's log).
Without any other relevant data I often like to follow the Occam's Razor principle: exactly the widespread layman's formulation that "the simplest explanation is usually the correct one" (from Wikipedia).
If I've a lot of Switches and they all report port flapping all around (on different ports) then I would do a deeper diagnostic than a copy&paste (of just one port's log of a unkown Switch), just to provide a better description of what is really going on on the entire net. Wouldn't I?
