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Try to make your posts more compact.
First: I said it is not "true" which means it does not == true. Truthy is not the same as true. Type coercion generally refers to the == operator, type conversion relates to the not operator, boolean function, etc. Also, note that you added most of the example. The section is about booleans, and how booleans behave in each context, in context of conversions, type equality, and such. It is not about the not operator. [[Special:Contributions/72.152.120.17|72.152.120.17]] ([[User talk:72.152.120.17|talk]]) 01:02, 8 March 2011 (UTC)
PS: "Contrary to what you keep repeating, you did not provide an example that clearly demonstrates the behavior of a Boolean operand being automatically converted to number for comparison." How about "alert(true == 1)" ? That looks like a good example to me. You seem to have trouble noting these things. [[Special:Contributions/72.152.120.17|72.152.120.17]] ([[User talk:72.152.120.17|talk]]) 01:04, 8 March 2011 (UTC)
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