"2. Inaneness, inane-ness, etc. Given some of the l33t spellers and 'u b smart 2' typists, who cares if it's a word or not if you get the point? sheesh."

The irony of it. (actually, "inane-ness" isn't correct either)
I don't discount Spinners irritation, I understand it in the context of Renderosity's "truth in advertising" campaign. I just found the criticism of the use of a word, using a word that isn't a word... well, I'm pretty sure whomever used the term "underground" had their own alternate meaning for it.

...... Kendra