> You're gonna be disappointed in the rest of the internet and a significant amount of the adults in the world if this language is so foul as to bother you Yup

> You're gonna be disappointed in the rest of the internet and a significant amount of the adults in the world if this language is so foul as to bother you Yup, you've got that right. > Completely unnecessary callout. Nope, it can still be worthwhile to try to maintain high standards even if they are not universally followed. I'm not offended by this article, but I thought it was less effective than it could have been if it had used vulgarity more selectively. Presumably the author thinks it helps her to reach the audience she is aiming for, and she might be right, but it was a turn-off for me, and apparently quite a few others on this thread.