[johnb231]

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[Dilettante_]

If you're unable to discern that the word serves a purpose(emphasis) in that sentence, I literally don't know what to say to you.

[lazide]

It used to be that literally had a meaningful definition - quite literally. Now it doesn’t (see #2) [https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/literally]

Not everyone has caught up.

[johnb231]

Of course I can discern that. I think it sounds stupid and childish, and makes someone appear less intelligent. Overused and misused word. But this is now derailing the thread.

[hluska]

Superfluous words serve no purpose, though your use of one here emphasizes your lack of maturity. If that’s your goal, good writing.

[pc86]

It's bad enough to expect other people to change the way they communicate to make you feel better.

It's another thing entirely when the way they're communicating is accurate and correct.

[iLoveOncall]

But there literally is an input box.