The Tidying Up With Marie Kondo discourse is not sparking joy. It’s not sparking joy with the internet, and it’s not sparking joy with me.

People are fighting on social media about the Japanese decluttering guru and some of her more controversial opinions, in particular, her belief that most people need to downsize the amount of books that they own.

I don’t want to relitigate that insane debate, which essentially involves a complete misunderstanding of the KonMari method and its teachings on reevaluating your relationship with consumerism. It doesn’t involve, as some incensed Twitter users seemed to believe, Kondo turning up at your house and forcing you to throw away all your books like a “tiny Japanese Gaston”. You can follow her method or not follow her method, it’s totally up to you. Kondo isn’t making you do anything.

Netflix might have other ideas, though. The streaming platform has reportedly made a mistake when updating its background image of Tidying Up With Marie Kondo on its American interface, and they’ve chosen a pretty telling picture. The photo advertising the reality series now features an image of a commando soldier, rifle prone, inching their way through a desert towards their target.

Chrissy Teigen responds to Netflix’s hilarious Marie Kondo mistake