As someone who's read your work for years, I have a minor grammatical gripe
I cannot help but notice that you simply do not differentiate between "it's" and "its" -- not sure if it's on purpose, but it's super frustrating. It is not as if you've eschewed the use of the apostrophe altogether, because it shows up in other contexts (for example, "Rahane's" as opposed to "Rahanes").
Great post, articulating your case superbly.
As someone who's read your work for years, I have a minor grammatical gripe
I cannot help but notice that you simply do not differentiate between "it's" and "its" -- not sure if it's on purpose, but it's super frustrating. It is not as if you've eschewed the use of the apostrophe altogether, because it shows up in other contexts (for example, "Rahane's" as opposed to "Rahanes").
It's a small thing, but it is what it is.