Freddy Figbottom
Was it me?
No. Can you point out even a single normal person who calls it that? Heck, can you even point out a single SANE person who calls it that?
Obviously, giving a person a chance to comment on a press release that concerns them before it goes out isn't giving approval power. It's just a way to make sure you're not missing anything important. It's the same reason, for example, that reporters contact the subject of a story for comment before they go out with it. They want the subject to have a chance to call their attention to anything they may have gotten wrong, or any important context that may be missing. If you go to press with something without that kind of review, it's a lot more likely you'll make an embarrassing error.
they changed substantially meaningful language.
You must live in a dimension where extreme stupidity is the norm.
how sad for you.