I am dyslexic, and it seems many engineers are, the number of dyslexic students in the engineering department in university exceeded 50%. The result it one can make a comment which is seen as aggressive, where that was not the intention. So if the comment had been reversed, and you said I suggest you use LED bulbs they run cooler, there is not real place for the tungsten bulb in 2020, it says same thing, but seems less aggressive.
There is of course a flaw, when I moved into this house there was a single 100 watt tungsten bulb in centre of the living room, no where near enough light as it was, so simply swapping bulbs would not work, but the LED bulb is quite small, the 100 watt bulb is classed as 1600 lumen today as only available as rough service, but it was more like 1800 - 2000 lumen when peal tungsten bulbs were permitted, and as said it was not bright enough to start with, so we need to fit some type of chandelier so we can fit multi bulbs.
So 2000/3 = 666 lumen and 15 watt BA22d bulb is 1300 lumen, however it seems BA22d bulbs in a chandelier is getting rare, most seem to use E14, so down to 5 watt, may find 6 watt and 400 lumen, so need at least 5 bulbs in the chandelier, we actually found one with 8 bulbs, but due to being a chandelier it hangs lower, so anyone taller than me will hit their head, and it is that hight where people don't realise and fail to duck, so we have the coffee table set beneath it.
However the point is not as simple as changing a bulb, and my move from tungsten to LED in this house has thrown up a few problems, for an electrical engineer not insurmountable problems, but I am an electrical engineer, for my son-in-law likely he could not have worked out how to get around those problems without reverting to asking me or my son.
And this is the point, most people are not electricians and that's why they ask the question, and the cure is not always as easy as it seems, it is the same with all trades, I thought central heating was easy, back in around 1976 I fitted central heating to my house and it worked, one or two small adjustments and it worked for 40 years, so to my mind central heating was easy, then moved to mothers house, and realised why they call themselves heating and ventilating engineers, it was not as easy as mine, far from it.
So just because you were able to buy an arm full of LED bulbs and convert your house, does not mean every house is that easy. In my old house I used tungsten lighting to boost the heat in bathroom when in use, changing to LED also mean changing radiator size.
So we suggest what may help, and some times I know I get it wrong, when at work people would ask, how do I do this, then latter I would visit, and realised there had been a communication error, what they had done maybe what they thought I was telling them, but not what I thought I was telling them to do.
It is the problem with English things can be read to mean different things, on the way to Scotland as a lad we passed a sign "Beware of the man eating haggis" I am sure you can see the two meanings.
My family know I am dyslexic, and make allowances, but the general public does not, you need to read what you have said, and alter where required, and if a moderator sees an error and removes the post, you may ask why, so you don't repeat the error, but you should also thank him for removing the post when you make an error.