StackOverflow is a website where people ask questions about
programming.  Obviously every question is about programming, and
not cooking.  Why do people put the word 'programmatically' in
question titles, then?  This might seem like a silly point, but
it really gets on my nerves seeing that word.  share|improve
this question "Obviously every question is about programming,
and not cooking." Oh how I wish that assumption was true. – 
gnostradamus Apr 5 '10 at 17:10 What upsets you from that word?
the redundancy or the fact it doesn't exists( FF underlines it
every time I write it :P ) ? English is not my first language
and probably that's why it is "transparent" for me and I don't
see what's wrong with it. –  OscarRyz Apr 5 '10 at 19:45 Wow.
just wow. Because there is a difference between doing something
manually and doing the same thing programmatically. I say move
this question to SO and see what happens. I am guessing that OP
is not a programmer. –  Sky Sanders Apr 5 '10 at 20:01 Maybe you
could write a grea