Hey @gproenca, thanks for the follow request! Unfortunately there's not enough vibe on your profile to check, so...

You must choose one highly-specific, and utterly trivial hill you're totally willing to die on. What is it?

(if you already have one, you may share it instead of choosing a new one)

For me, it's use of the term "guys" for groups that aren't all guys. I've found myself more and more annoyed the more I talk about it. Now, I'm like at the point that I'm railing against the default-masculinity of language to random strangers at the grocery store! Also, it's not trivial! Language is important—it shapes our perceptions! How many guys have you slept with, huh? Huh??

#CAPTCHAlice

@alice @gproenca The Oxford comma is better; it removes ambiguity and costs nothing. There is strictly no reason not to use it when it can only enhance meaning.
@theorangetheme @alice @gproenca I occasionally just think about my favorite example sentence demonstrating why it's necessary: "I'd like to thank my parents, Oprah and God."
@shadow53 @alice @gproenca I've seen a variation of that on Wikipedia, with a book dedication: "To my parents, Ayn Rand and God" hehe.