thinking about replacing most occurrences of "user" with "person" in my tech writing

where i explicitly mean the person operating the software, it can stay

but i feel like the term tends to morph into a label for a class of people akin to "ignorant" or "technically illiterate," an annoyance whose existence we high minded software purveyors must tolerate

as in the bofh / luser dichotomy

is this a thing, am i overthinking it?

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@pho4cexa you're over thinking it.
Don't worry about it. We do that a lot . :ablobhop:

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