In a possible unfair but nonetheless relevant way, yes it is their fault. Whether it's the intuitive way to ask a search engine a question or just a way that h

In a possible unfair but nonetheless relevant way, yes it is their fault. Whether it's the intuitive way to ask a search engine a question or just a way that has become intuitive through using googe, it's how people interact with DDG. It doesn't make a difference in any practical way if that intuition has been formed over time by interacting with Google. If you are inventing a new alternative to spreadsheets, most of your users intuitions will have been informed by excel. You'll need to live/deal with that,