If courtesy means giving undeserved benefit of the doubt, I'm all for discourtesy. This is about rational discourse. The statement that "It's like they don't e

If courtesy means giving undeserved benefit of the doubt, I'm all for discourtesy. This is about rational discourse. The statement that "It's like they don't even _want_ to fix the language" is inaccurate. It does not relate to the state of things in the real world. Accusing the developers of some warped intent to keep it in a broken state is an understandable expression of frustration, but it does nothing to advance our discussion and contributes to a misunderstanding of the situation.