I have nothing but respect for you Daniel, but I think that article is 100% accurate. Every single one of those points are completely valid and apply towards pretty much all of his films. I think the majority of the people in this thread would agree.
First of all the article starts like this
Don’t get me wrong; I like Christopher Nolan as a director – he’s made some of the best Hollywood blockbusters of the last two decades, but he proves as consistently frustrating as he does exemplary. Excellent though many of his films might be, it’s often in spite of his own foibles as a director; there are a number of irritating quirks, both in terms of how the story is composed and how Nolan chooses to shoot it, that hold him back from being an unqualified auteur and one of Hollywood’s true greats.
For all of the good he’s done, here are 10 indisputable reasons Christopher Nolan is a bad director…
Most of the things seem to be common "you'll find them if you look for them problems". If you want to find faults with a director, it's easy to do so if you look hard enough, I don't think there things that many people consciously notice or care about that much, until they decide that they want to bash the director.
As I've repeatedly said I don't particularly love Nolan either, and I don't mind that people dislike him, but I'm not sure why he seems to be a bigger target than everybody else and people seem to get more enjoyment out of saying his films are bad, and love to rip them apart unlike other filmmakers.
I've never seen another mainstream director criticised and nitpicked as much as him I don't think, and then the same people could give you a list of 50 mainstream directors they think are worse, so what's the problem? As Sean mentioned I think there's a constant need to reiterate that you don't like his work, because other people do. It seems to be frowned on to become a 'cinephile' and still enjoy his works, and I feel a little sorry for the people who still do, why shouldn't they be allowed to sit back and enjoy his films without worrying about everything else.