Point of evidence: the gradual replacement of the term "author" with "content creator". Your point is only one possible logical reason for why he would use the

Point of evidence: the gradual replacement of the term "author" with "content creator". Your point is only one possible logical reason for why he would use the term "content creator" instead of author. Perhaps "content creator" is simply the term his previous employer used for authors. My previous employer called them "technical writers", I am not sure what the marketing department called their writers. Would that make me dismissive of her degree or the humanities in general?