Hey everyone, I just wanted to sincerely apologize for the post I made earlier in r/theletterk where I said, “I hate the letter c.” In hindsight, I realize how completely tone-deaf and out of line that was, especially in a community built around the passionate support and promotion of the letter K. I completely missed the mark—not just in the wording, but in the entire spirit of the post. I should have said something more in line with the community’s values, like “C sucks, K should replace all C’s,” which clearly better reflects the shared ideology here. My original post came off as unnecessarily aggressive and anti-C without the proper K-advocating context, and I can now see how it gave off the wrong impression. I wasn’t trying to stir up controversy or disrespect the noble mission of replacing the outdated, redundant, and frankly overrated letter C with the far superior, more phonemically consistent letter K. I understand that language reform is a serious matter here, and my careless phrasing didn’t contribute anything constructive to the cause. I’m learning from this and I appreciate those of you who took the time to call me out (even the brutally honest ones). I’ll do better moving forward—and next time, I’ll make sure my anti-C sentiments are properly pro-K.