Everyone's got a little990 Archives tiny bugbear that other people consider insignificant.
These have come to light in a rather entertaining Twitter game unpacking the most trivial hills people are willing to die on, first prompted by user David Burge on Monday.
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Look, sure, while you might think some of these are frivolous, you can't deny the reasoning behind them.
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Welp, hope you learnt something today.
[h/t HuffPost]
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