I saw this headline and got very confused

Shut up, and beg your lord and saviour for forgiveness. Our holy lord of editors VIM.

Ps: I don't use vim unless I have too.

It seems people don't even check their title before posting an "article".

@Jilano I didn't even notice lol

@JohnScott (That's because you're not using Vim :D)

i use vi

So he don’t believe VIM made people better coders ?
Maybe he just don’t know how to use VIM cause he barely knows how to write.

@vane Now now, don't be mean against "slower" people. What they lack in cognitive power, they usually compensate with brute force.

Vim is a great editor, but it doesn't make you a better coder. It might be possible that you become a better editor, but not necessarily.
I'm a vim (power?) user and it's nice how every function lies right below your fingertips, but to be honest I'm using acme a lot now. It's somehow the opposite...

@Jilano what's wrong in "article"?
Am I missing something?

@gitlog I just meant that many people nowadays claim to be journalists while they are nothing or the sort.
As for the title, it's missing the word "turn" between "can" and "me".

@Jilano but writing an article isn't something that only journalists do

@gitlog If one does not cite sources, bring proofs and the likes, it's not an article, but a blog post. Nothing inherently wrong with that, but the difference is important for the reader.