You're exactly correct under your premise. However the comment I was replying to literally said "yes all men". And the one above that said the "not all men" people should STFU, which is the dangerous and repeated sentiment that is justifiably contended and ought to be avoided if the point is really to rally people behind an effort and not to attack people based on their group identity. When an entire group is targeted with absolutes it tends to make them feel unwelcomed, defensive and generally turned off by an otherwise noble cause.

Classifying all _ together is exactly how all -isms begin. You can't solve the problem by being a worse problem

yay -S chirp-next worked with zero rabbit holes, and chirp-next worked immediately.

wine ./chirpwx.exe

I always though you needed to put a star (*) after the brackets to match multiple of the same pattern. The pattern ".*" is multiple of anything right? Been using Linux for 20 years and I still need to look this up every time. There seems to be different regex patterns for bash (where just "*" is multiple of anything) than for sed, awk and grep. I've still never seen the \b syntax.

Would you mind explaining this regular expression a little, and how it's grabbing email addresses? What is "\b"? What does "+" do? And the {2,}?