lovers

So your argument here is moot that there's a massive conspiracy of Apple lovers downvoting your comment.

Grooveshark was a fantastic service and the music brought joy to thousands of music lovers.

The article in the Economist addresses this: > That sounds simple—yet the uneven printing that letterpress-lovers cherish made tracing the type impossible.

Agree...but it strikes me that there's an opportunity here for lovers of genre fiction.

My 149 friends and I downvote these cat pictures with all our hearts, but we simply can't outvote the 1000 cat-picture-lovers.

This community is replete with lovers of Lisp, including the person who built HN and us who work on it, so that's hardly the issue.

Anyhow, I wont stay back on the sideline when Perl lovers bashes other languages and spread BS about superiority of Perl.

We look for people who will be happy at home, people with lives and families, who don't need to meet friends to go out with and lovers at work.

After nearly 10 years, I think software industry has become an ugly place because now it has too many people who are pseudo software lovers.

We live-stream DJ sets from underground music hubs such as London, Berlin, New York, Paris, LA and many others to music lovers all over the world.

I wonder what the Vim lovers do without it.

Shame less plug: Dear tea lovers on HN, I am from Nepal - home to some of the best organic tea [1] grown in the foothills of Himalayas.

You'll have "meat lovers" programming languages.

And better talk about even more outdated tech like vinyl without talking about itunes or dozens of music web sites and social networks as alternatives for "music lovers" so the article does not sound as the piece of PR it is.