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It's funny, mainly, but I think it's on to something too.
An explanation that has a
preface like "sigh" or "um," may feel good for the poster to say but it drastically reduces the chance that the explanation part will be received well.Any correction or contradiction on this website, regardless of how it's phrased, is going be to accused of pendantic reddit debate-broism if it carries on long enough.
TFW I very recently said "omission" instead of "revision" in a recent post, mainly contrary to another poster's preferred usage of the words.
One of those flammable, inflammable sorts of things I suppose.
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