Very silly advice. I use both emacs (Doom, as my IDE) and vim (as my CLI editor - git commits, etc) and telling people to use either one instead of the other is

Very silly advice. I use both emacs (Doom, as my IDE) and vim (as my CLI editor - git commits, etc) and telling people to use either one instead of the other is like telling them to use a car instead of a bicycle, when they already have made a transit plan and are happy with their situation. Emacs is just simply bigger in scope than vim; its ecosystem of packages and functions is completely unparalleled in vim-world; and as for vim it is useful for simplicity, efficiency, and ubiquity. They serve different purposes and they are both good tools.