[dang-guefever]

Individuals who prefer legible, honest signalling and understanding to doing double-work for ignorant, ungrateful people. Yeah, it's a mystery.

In short: "Programs are meant to be read by humans, and only incidentally for computers to execute."

[maydup-nem]

That quotes simply means that you shouldn't write spaghetti code, and that another _programmer_ should be able to read it.

Quite clearly, it doesn't carry a meaning of: "hey, every user now has to become a proficient reader of whatever languages this software is written in."

[aasasd]

Ah yes, the famed clarity and readability of C, where people are so entrenched in the belief that the compiler limits identifiers to seven characters or whatever, and in the aversion to typing out a single word in full, that they still build whole new languages with module, function and variable names looking like alphabet vomit. And with ungoogleable (ironically) language names to top it off.