Majority's are quite often wrong. Wind Waker was an incomplete slog of a game. SS had minor issues with fi and the item notifications. I'll take the mostly skippable opening over WW's horrendous first few hours too. It smokes WW in just about every other department.
It comes down to personal enjoyment, which must count for something when determining which game left a better taste in the mouths of its audience. And sure - a majority can misconstrue facts, but that's not really my point. We're talking subjective enjoyment here, not objective truth. Individual complaints aside, I'd argue that more gamers would consider Wind Waker to be more than the sum of its parts than Skyward Sword, and that's a meaningful metric to keep in mind when comparing both games.
And, even if you disagree, to suggest that the majority is "beyond help" is a pretty fucking absurd way to argue a contrarian point of view.
I have not played the game. I don't even have a Wii U or Switch.
Ah - so your complaints are mostly without merit, then. Cool.