The “Internet” of Teperecha is not that just now. Russian language reform

From September 1, an order dated June 8, 2009 No. 195 of the Ministry of Education and Science, which establishes a list of dictionaries and reference books, begins to operate. These publications contain the norms of the modern language.

Now the Internet, suddenly, has turned from a household name into a proper name and is written with a capital letter. And the old checker to determine the cultural status of a person with the word “coffee” is no longer valid, now it’s correct to say “my coffee” and “my coffee”. The word “contract” can now also be officially pronounced as “contract”. There are still many similar "simplifications" ...

Sad comrades, sad. Obedient Russian language with the filing of those who, in theory, should follow the purity of this great wealth of ours. Although, comrades from the authorities simply trim the language under their bar of knowledge, so that they do not officially look like the cattle they really are.
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I am not a fan of the correct Russian language anywhere and everywhere. I am not against variations in colloquial speech (although the “agreements” are still jarring me). But I am against the official legalization of incorrect pronunciation and spelling. So, in small steps, you can quickly destroy the language, and behind it the identity and culture of the people.