You're not the only person. It very much aggrivates me. These things that so called 'makers' do, that is, to make stuff, is what untold numbers, from all countr

You're not the only person. It very much aggrivates me. These things that so called 'makers' do, that is, to make stuff, is what untold numbers, from all countries and cultures, have been doing forever. But now some feel the need to form a sham group and proselytize. It's similar to other group-consumption movements such as the Juggalos, aligning itself with a selection of products, fashion styles, and symbols. Some makers even proudly have themselves tattooed with these symbols. There are many of these group-consumption movements, but this one is particulary irritating for the promotion of its own idiom onto territory that belongs to everone. One hates being told that an activity in which they have always partook in their own individual manner is now the domain of a new higher authority on the matter.