I agree. I bolded the pertinent bit.
The reason I said he was unsuccessful was because Renew Your Vows wasn't a tribute to the relationship between Peter and Mary Jane nor supporting the idea of them being married; it tried to show fans they need be careful when they wish for Peter to be a committed relationship with a child because that would turn him into a killer - thus breaking one of the character's sacred no-nos. Slott explicitly called the story a monkey's paw.
Also, IMO the renewed vow was "with great power, etc." Peter breaks that vow - the Vulture snatches someone's purse and he keep walking - but by the end he's back in costume and helping others. But no-kill? At the end, MJ asks if he would have killed the Regent to save Annie and Peter doesn't answer, but by the sad/stunned look on MJ's face we can infer the answer was yes (and since she was the one who pointed out the coast was clear to kill Venom, a bit hypocritical there, MJ).
Did fans care a married Peter meant he was okay with killing? No, because we'd been starved of positive MJ/Peter content and we were happy to take what we could get. And Slott did write MJ and Annie as likable and kick ass (although I'm personally tired of seeing female love interests bound and gagged). Plus, the circumstances were extinuating (and AU). And while demonstrating marriage and family would fundamentally destroy a key underpinning of Spider-Man may have been an intent of the original RYV, that didn't stop the Renew Your Vows spin-off with all three characters as active superheroes from running for 23 issues (although it did take over a year for the RYV spin-off to appear on shelves while other Secret Wars spin-offs followed directly).
The story was meant to be an argument against Peter and MJ being married, not for it. It just backfired.
Anyway, this is why I am not at all enthused about Slott writing a "tribute" to Peter's and MJ's relationship. But I'm willing to wait and see.
Moira's "When ye wake you I'll be wearing ye" makes no sense. That implies MJ will be conscious at some point during Moira's "wearing." That doesn't seem like a good plan on Moira's part, unless she means in a "Ghost Peter during Superior" way...which doesn't bode well for MJ's health.