I figured the best way to express my thoughts on this article would be to take it one point at a time. Note, because of the heated debates regarding screentime of certain characters, I feel all arguments regarding that matter have been hashed out already so I'm not going to comment on those points because I don't feel like rehashing all those arguments again.

1. Too Much Thirteen
I'm not going to comment on this.

2. House Seems to Have Given Up
I DISAGREE with this as well. House is a complex and multi-layered character. While he may revel in making other people miserable and irritating them, that's not all his character is. People who follow this show closely (I suspect the writer of this article is not one of those people) know that House also has his soft spots and moments of vulnerability. These different layers of House make him interesting and it makes him human to the audience. That's the reason we love him, not because he's a misanthropic jerk (although we like him for that as well).
Yet another thing that the author fails to take into account is the fact that HOUSE HATES CHANGE. IMO, I think this explains why he advised Foreman to not throw away his career because Foreman leaving= yet another change for him. No, I don't think he was nice to Foreman about it either. He was quite blunt about why Foreman shouldn't go to the drug company and didn't show a lot of sympathy for what Foreman was going through with 13.

3. Cameron is rarely on
I not going to comment on this.

4. Cuddy is baby crazy and stupid
I AGREE with this. Although I feel the arguments regarding this point have also been pretty well hashed out, I still want to throw in my two cents on the matter. I loved the idea of Cuddy getting a baby at end of JTTW, but I'm not liking how the writers are dealing with this storyline so far. Quitting her successful career as the Dean of Medicine at a prestigious hospital to become a full-time mom is a bit too much IMO. Also, watching her struggle to make Rachel stop crying in that one scene was excruciating. I felt scared for the baby. I really did. So she screams at the baby and it stops crying. That's bonding? The type of bonding that's so strong that she actually WANTS to stay home with her baby all day? Really?

5. Too Much Foreman
I'm not going to comment on this.

6. Chase is never on the show
I'm not going to comment on this

7. Wilson is too mopey
I DISAGREE with this. The only episode in which Wilson has been mopey would be "The Greater Good." Until that episode, it seemed like Wilson was moving on from Amber. If he had said on every season 5 episode "Oh Amber, I miss you so much" *tears, sniffles* then I would agree that he's too mopey. IMO, I think the biggest problem with Wilson is how is being used ever since the "Birthmarks" episode. He didn't really have a storyline ever since then and is relegated to playing "Mr. Rationalization Man" to House and Cuddy.

8. They got rid of Lucas
I AGREE about this. I liked the PI and thought he added and interesting new dynamic to the show. However, I disagree with the author of the article saying that Lucas was everything that Wilson should be. I mean REALLY? Wilson > PI. Sorry, Lucas.

9. Too Much House/Cuddy flirting
Believe it or not, I AGREE with this. Unlike most of my fellow Huddies who loved "The Itch," I did not really like that episode because I didn't like seeing House and Cuddy so awkward around each other. I missed their old character interactions which involved lots of playful bantering. It seemed we were just getting that back, but then Cuddy got a baby and now House and Cuddy are back to once again being awkward around each other. Grrr, so frustrating. Speaking of frustrating, I agree with what the author said about House sending mixed signals. I think Cuddy is sending mixed signals as well. Oh, FFS, I don't know how either of them can stand it. I'm a viewer and it's extremely frustrating to me.

10. Because after five seasons, we're on to them
I DISAGREE. To summarize this point, the author suggests that the writers should just have House get the diagnosis right on the first or second try rather than keep messing up the diagnosis. If the writers choose to write episodes like that, the show wouldn't be very entertaining to watch so I have to disagree with this point even if it would be more medically realistic for House to get the diagnosis right the first or second try.