But that's not the point, the point is that more than 3 out of 4 people able to read this post don't live in the US.
[…], only that you can easily see how the mistake gets made without ever calling it chauvinism.
This is the point where I strongly disagree with you, constantly mistaking less than ¼ for being the most likely is not easily made, there's a good reason for why the expression US Defaultism exists, because a particular mindset is required for such a mistake to be easily made.
Around 1½ billion people in the world know English, less than ¼ of them live in the US.
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I see what you did there!
A posting made by an organic life form, typically a human.
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Paying taxes to the US forever!
Am I the only one who thinks it's incredibly weird to introduce a new terminal based mail client without mentioning anything at all about how it differs from any of the already existing and popular terminal based mail clients?