I think a larger portion of the audience will understand "write-what-where"-primitive than "POKE" nowadays. "Write-what-where" might feel clumsy, it's a lot le

I think a larger portion of the audience will understand "write-what-where"-primitive than "POKE" nowadays. "Write-what-where" might feel clumsy, it's a lot less ambiguous than a word like POKE, which only means something to the subset of programmers who grew up on BASIC.