In that message Mnin quoted, I often write "you". I was not referring to MNIN in those sentences. It was the "generic you" also known as "the hypothetical person".

I've just read that in English people use one more often than you for that kind of writing. I'm not a native speaker, in my own native language we only use you and we use it a lot. It is a ver common language.

I was not singling or addressing MNIN there, I made a mistake tagging because I started the message wanting to comment on the message they shared before, and ended up writing about something else. It is a mistake on my part.