Whenever I see the s// syntax my brain dies a little bit. Please use regular English, unless you are actually referring to a matter of coding. I know it's a sho

Whenever I see the s// syntax my brain dies a little bit. Please use regular English, unless you are actually referring to a matter of coding. I know it's a shorthand, but nobody really cares about saving the words "instead of" and it's really hard to read when inlined into an English sentence. If you are coding regexps, go ahead by all means but please do not embed it in English.