Agreed. It's a form of jargon, which is effectively never a recommended (communications) tool. If it was the best-fit tool, sure then so be it. But too often th

Agreed. It's a form of jargon, which is effectively never a recommended (communications) tool. If it was the best-fit tool, sure then so be it. But too often the jargon tools are more about being elitist than anything else. Or maybe I've been at this too long, and too naively still optimistic?