> ...they're accentuating a class divide between native and non-native speakers. Possibly even a class divide amongst native speakers: those with the time to p

> ...they're accentuating a class divide between native and non-native speakers. Possibly even a class divide amongst native speakers: those with the time to ponder and research acceptable terminology and those without. I suspect the typical rejoinder there is something along the lines of "Well, society should be made more equal to prevent those without", conveniently ignoring the near geologic time it will take to get there.