You get mad about someone using wyrm "incorrectly", because you consider wyrms to be dragons with arms that are their forearms (like a bat) due to modern media.I have an issue with the inclusion of Wyrm in the dragon name when both dragon image has forelimbs that are separate from the wings.
I always think of "wyrm"s in the Magic: The Gathering context: big, fat beatsticks that don't have Flying.You get mad about someone using wyrm "incorrectly", because you consider wyrms to be dragons with arms that are their forearms (like a bat) due to modern media.
I get mad at modern media, because wyrm is a many centuries old word for a dragon without arms and wings, completely limbless, essentially a giant snake. It's the same root word as worm. Jormungandr is a wyrm.
Congrats, you "have an issue with" someone not using the same wrong definition as you are, but a different wrong one.