Merge branch 'feat/you-are-not-your-user' of github.com:mbifulco/blog into feat/you-are-not-your-user

Author: mbifulco

src/data/newsletters/you-are-not-your-user.mdx

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 title: 'You are not your user. Except when you are.'
 excerpt: '"You are not your user" is fundamentally good advice. It's also occasionally wrong, but in a very useful way.'
-tags: [product, design, user experience]
+tags: [product, design, ux]
 date: 2026-06-03
 coverImagePublicId: newsletters/you-are-not-your-user/cover
 slug: you-are-not-your-user
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Guithub is an online guitar tuner I recently built and published for myself ("re
 
 I play guitar and sing, and for years I played a couple times a month at bars around town. Like most guitar players, I own tuners. They're fine - "does what it says on the tin", as they say, but for the most part they're designed to be _generically_ useful for a wide range of musicians in a wide range of contexts.
 
-Tuner have always bothered me in a few specific ways:
+Tuners have always bothered me in a few specific ways:
 
 Tuners are built around standard guitar tuning (EADGBE). Most assume you are tuning open strings. If you put a capo on after tuning, it starts to sound a little weird the further you move up the neck. And if, hypothetically, you play a lot of songs in alternate tunings because you spent too much time listening to _Bon Iver_ or _The Tallest Man on Earth_, you end up doing more mental translation than you want to do while standing in front of people.