Remove vulgarities.

Signed-off-by: Nicolás Ortega Froysa <nicolas@ortegas.org>
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@ -3,20 +3,20 @@ programs are what I consider is helping to destroy the technology industry.
Not only is this causing for more people to be able to create mediocre apps
(games, websites, or otherwise) and therefore lowering programming salaries
and the chances <b>real programmers</b> have of obtaining a job, but it also
promotes shitty code leading to bloated projects.</p>
promotes bad code leading to bloated projects.</p>
<p>The first aspect is that these 'creators' are destroying the industry for
<b>real programmers</b> (not people who think they're programmers because
some mobile app creator helped them make a stupid clock app that they put
on their phone). This is because it is allowing more people who have <b>no
respect</b> for the field to enter and create shitty apps. More people
respect</b> for the field to enter and create bad apps. More people
entering the field means less work for <b>real programmers</b> and the little
work that may be found will be for lower wages (something that for now the
programmer master race has been able to avoid because of the few people
who want to get involved in programming due to its intense logic and, in
some cases, mathematics).</p>
<p>The second aspect is that it leads to shitty code and terrible performance.
<p>The second aspect is that it leads to bad code and terrible performance.
This is because these creators turn whatever is put into their GUI into a
real programming language which then gets compiled or interpreted. The
issue with this kind of cross-compiling is that it makes the code <b>a lot</b>
@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ they turn whatever you created in the GUI to a programming language and
along with it comes a ton of unnecessary code that will just take up more
memory and make performance slower. In this aspect, can I blame them? No.
But that doesn't justify it being a replacement for the programming the
damn app yourself.</p>
app yourself.</p>
<p>Finally, even though one could say "It helps others get interested in the
field.". This is wrong, very much so. How can one say that it will help
@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ programming for you ('game maker make me a game') instead of having genuine
interest in making something nice.</p>
<p>To put it this way, I'm fine if you use a website creator, for example, to
make a personal website of yours (just don't expect me to debug that shit
make a personal website of yours (just don't expect me to debug it
when things to wrong, 'cause I don't want to have to go through one <b>very
long line</b> of HTML and CSS). Other than that, <b>no game creators</b> and
<b>no app creators</b>. All these do is ruin the the programming industry and