> Heck, even free/open software people have an app > store these days
Little off the cuff remarks can expose ignorance quickly. Not something you want to do when trying to convince your readers of a more complex point.
It also makes the reader wonder what else you just threw in there because it sounded kinda right and you maybe heard it somewhere.
If you couldn't get that little thing right, I have so much less trust when I get to a part of the post that I don't know as much about.
> Heck, even free/open software people have an app > store these days
Little off the cuff remarks can expose ignorance quickly. Not something you want to do when trying to convince your readers of a more complex point.
It also makes the reader wonder what else you just threw in there because it sounded kinda right and you maybe heard it somewhere.
If you couldn't get that little thing right, I have so much less trust when I get to a part of the post that I don't know as much about.