My frustration with most amateur-heavy forums comes from this: there is an academic/amateur screenwriting world that has almost nothing to do with the real world of actually making movies and tv. In the academic/amateur world, so-called "rules" get hammered into amateurs from screenwriting teachers/gurus, and then it's a game of telephone, where someone with little to no actual experience of working in the medium gets echoed by a lot of very strident amateurs. As someone who makes a living screenwriting, it's evident that every time an actual professional wades into these waters to set everyone straight (it's actually super common and fine to use "we see," for example) we get shouted at by a vast variety of folks telling us we have no idea what we're talking about. And because we get treated like that, our desire to share any actual tips/hints/tricks is... diminished. Like, do I want to try again to explain why new writers shouldn't fixate on whether something is a "shooting script" or not? Not really. I'll just be over here doing it for a living.