Try telling this to the vimmies-vim and vim-like interface users (I hope I just invented that and no one else has used it before because I love it)

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I mean how long is this long text command? One you can do with your eyes closed 

I swear I’m not a vimmie-vim but I get the appeal of typing 

I still type winword to open word on my PC because that was the exe name and was faster to open then clicking. Habits die hard 

And no one @ me for using word 
I rarely use it

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Also this is what happens when you don’t use an em dash because it’s faster on mobile to use a regular dash. vimmie-vims is not what I meant but is funny and actually a better description than just vimmies!

Writers use it heavily and AI is trained on so much public writing

I actually use em dashes heavily. Most writers do. I was talking to Kyle about this yesterday.

So do I. 
And I use tons of parentheses (because I write the way the voice in my head speaks) and neither dashes nor parentheses on their own offend me. 
But that’s why I don’t always remove them, I just rewrite them as regular dash bc more often than not I’m typing informally - and too lazy to find the em dash on my phone.

I actually use em dashes heavily. Most writers do. I was talking to Kyle about this yesterday. https://warpcast.com/polluterofminds/0xd9cdcb4f

lol vimmie-vims sounded perfectly correct to me 

Have you noticed how much chatgpt likes the em dash? I started replacing them with regular dashes to mimic how I type so it sounds more authentically me. And more recently I’ve been asking it to not use any dashes.