I’m not going to make fun of you* for how you pronounce it but I am very curious if you say it one of the two known ways:
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*If you pronounce it as “Libe” then I’d like to know if you pronounce “bin” as “bine” too. 
I have literally never heard anybody pronounce it “Libe”. If you do, you are a maniac.
It is clearly pronounced “wih-pee-lihb”
Apologies, I think my edit to make the poll public just reset the votes.
why py lyibe
I assume you mean Libya the North African country not Libia which doesn’t seem to be a word
Sorry, brain not firing on all 3.2 cylinders today. Has been updated to “Libby” as that is more obvious. Again, apologies for resetting the poll.
I wonder how the breakdown of votes would compare to how people pronounce “gif”
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“ohhhhh, a ‘gym’”
One of my favorite Simpsons moments
Of course the Simpsons did it first.
I have literally never heard anybody pronounce it “Libe”. If you do, you are a maniac.
As an English teacher, it is difficult for me to break tradition with roots (though I am fully aware developers’ recantation of forms and that language is fluid over time).
Graphics Interchange Format
WPI Library
I so wanted this for my classroom upon release, but alas, I was not quick enough to snatch the elusive beast.
These are the same people who pour their milk before their cereal
Or put milk in the cup before the coffee or tea… downright uncivilized.
Wait, people put milk in coffee and tea? 
It appears that 3/4 of CD users are wrong.
