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I also think there is not much more effort to type °C than °F, unless the writer isn't familiar with the topic. (The article does include both units. It is onl
by catlikesshrimp 2y ago
I also think there is not much more effort to type °C than °F, unless the writer isn't familiar with the topic.
(The article does include both units. It is only the title trying to be sensationalist)
- briandear 2y agoBut why? Does a French website use American units? It’s not that hard for them either right?
- gpvos 2y ago80% of people who can read the article are unfamiliar with Fahrenheit. There is no need for anyone outside the USA and Canada to use Fahrenheit, ever.
- deaddodo 2y agoLe Monde should realize that French-speaking Americans/Canadians are reading their articles and make sure everything is written from that context. Oh no they shouldn't, because that's idiotic; as it is for any national publication in any language. You want to read foreign articles, you deal with the conversions/idioms/colloquialisms/etc.