Christmas discounts doesn't even sound good compared to Holiday discounts.
Christmas sale, sure, but there's a place for that kind of wording and it's on a banner in a storefront.
Hanukkah goes to January 1. This is a Christmas sale.
Nothing to me. Macrumors just refuses to say "Christmas". Its like we're too dumb to figure out that's what they mean but they won't say. Did you read the article about the Festive Tree for the Festive Season?
I'm not representing the opinion of MacRumors here, but this is super ridiculous and really has no place on our forums. Who cares if I say holiday or Christmas? I didn't write this article attempting to avoid saying "Christmas," and I can tell you right now we have no specific policy.
The only time I mention a "holiday sale" is at the bottom of the post and NOT in reference to the App Santa sale that only lasts from Dec. 22 to Dec. 26. I expect discounts to continue not only through Christmas and Hanukkah, but also New Year's, which is why I used "holidays."
I don't care if people say Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas. Both are fine for me.
But I guess you need your safe space, where you don't have to hear the H word.
What's actually hilarious is that you're offended by it.Holiday discounts? From December 22 to the 26th? I wonder which holiday we're referring to. Better not say it. We might offend someone.
There's a WWIII around the corner thanks to people like you.Holiday discounts? From December 22 to the 26th? I wonder which holiday we're referring to. Better not say it. We might offend someone.
Hanukkah goes to January 1. This is a Christmas sale.
Festivus is December 23.