It also isn’t hard to call things you put on yours feet made of rubber “rubber shoes” if calling it “rubber boots” is banned, because apparently boots are reserved for things made of leather now. Sure it is not hard, it just doesn’t make any fucking sense. It does however make things harder, if I go to a web shop and can’t find the boots I’m looking for, because they had to rename the product to a name that doesn’t describe it as precisely.

Just let me order my veggie burger in peace, without having to double check what kind of “sandwich” I’m buying.

I’ll just copy a comment I made a while back. It was about the usage of “he” instead of gender neutral pronouns in the documentation:

So I looked further into this, and while I found awesomekling’s comment to be a cause of concern, I’m hoping it’s a cultural misunderstanding due to his Swedish background.

That comment is from 3 years ago, and since then there was a commit merged, that had the sole purpose of fixing these pronouns.