I think it's the ratio of easiness and endurablility if these are words. There are much easier songs that get annoying very fast. I don't dislike Lady in Black but I think I would if I knew someone who learned guitar with it. Wonder Wall is more difficult but still easy to play and also remember the lyrics and sing along without being too repetitive and monotonous.
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That was my point. I have a dbzer0 account as well and I block all these communities so I'm surprised they don't even see them
Edit: I block them as in I don't want to see them personally but I don't care if others do
I think most people here would take the left path but there might be a selection bias at play
Many instances are defederated but not dbzer0
That's scary. I never heard that before
I thought terfs insist on using the false pronoun? Using more than 2 pronouns for humans breaks the gender binary
Maybe it's a obligatory single choice and since the others aren't the case, it has to be this one
Makes me want to call them back even harder...
If you want a hyper anglizism: I'm German and after an interview, a colleague of mine talked about the candidates' "vibes". My boss didn't get it's English and once she did, she pronounced it like "wipes". b>p at the end of words is what German always does and v>w to make it sound English since German has the /v/ sound but not /w/. I don't think it's a common thing tho.
I just wanted to namedrop the technical term. Both are fine
Octopi is a hypercorrectism which doesn't make it wrong
How British is an Britisher compared to an Britishest?