> Do you often use j or k? Yes, extensively. I mean jk let users navigate between adjacent statements. That's a pretty basic usecase. In fact, they are used m

> Do you often use j or k? Yes, extensively. I mean jk let users navigate between adjacent statements. That's a pretty basic usecase. In fact, they are used more often than i or l as word movements express intent more clearly than moving a character at a time.