I wasn't saying anything about developers or non-developers. I was saying on being part of CS. Let me try a different example: writing fan fiction doesn't make you a part of literary theory.
Terminology is decided by someone or something, whether it's academia or not, and if we do not define a term in a clear, non-amibguous way, we cannot use it. Which term are you talking about?
When you say it makes no difference here, which here do you mean? Do you mean this community? Or this discussion? Or do you mean that CSS being a programming language is a question we should vote on, and it doesn't matter who the vote comes from?
I'm sorry, but it does make difference to me. To each and any sentence I will apply my critical thinking, and I always leave the possibility that a neophyte is brighter than Edsger Dijkstra. However, the probability is quite, quite low.
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I'm sorry, but it does make difference to me. To each and any sentence I will apply my critical thinking, and I always leave the possibility that a neophyte is brighter than Edsger Dijkstra. However, the probability is quite, quite low.