Just for the record, "Ninety percent of everything is crud" is known as
Sturgeon's Law. It was first written by science fiction author Theodore Sturgeon on the topic of SF and whether most of it is bad. As it is. As is most of everything else.
The point is not to get worked up in a lather about it, but find the fraction that is (as Otohiko aptly put it) worth your time and not bother with the rest. It's not a big deal.
Saying "there's too much anime" is like saying "there are too many movies"; it doesn't make any sense to me.
No you freakin moron. Who could get enough anime. Sure there are some crappy animes. But there are more awesome ones than there are crappy ones. So if you aren't into anime enough to where you can appreciate the many genres of anime than you aren't a true anime fan. 
What will happen If the japanese read this! 
