I think I feel what you mean. > being introduced to software or a service shouldn’t be presented as such an emotional experience as I think it is. I found/exp

I think I feel what you mean. > being introduced to software or a service shouldn’t be presented as such an emotional experience as I think it is. I found/experienced this when I was writing my own texts/content for a project/startup of mine. There was something pulling on me to write in a more emotional tone and I had to actively cut it back and get more to the point, just call it what it is. A good example is the first sentence of this paragraph; the word before the slash is what I think and the word after the slash is what I initially wrote down. I didn't "found" anything, I had to "experience" it. It's not a "project", but a "startup". I guess I'm influenced by western culture in general and HN-like culture specifically. Is this also what you mean? Am I close? I guess I feel what you mean, but it's hard to put it into words.