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I hate to be this guy. But referring to multiple records as "vinyls"? I understand that this is becoming commonplace, but man it's like nails on a chalkboard.
I've been on this site a couple years now and this has come up MANY times before. Who cares what people call them. So long as people buy them and companies keep making them I'm happy.
I have an idiot friend, who fancies himself a "hipster". I know...total douche, right? Anyways...after decades of referring to the vinyl medium as records, he started calling them "vinyls". So I started referring to his CD's as "polycarbonates". That left him somewhat confused, but I think I made my point.
I feel exactly the same way regarding incorrectly referring to digital audio discs as CDs.
The correct term is DAD, and it should be universally changed to DAD. DAD is digital audio disc, just as DVD is digital video disc. It makes a whole lot more sense than CD.