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I for one read that part of the code of conduct and think of a few grey areas. I mean, it's not uncommon for people to write 'hugs' or something like that - su
by thomasfoster96 11y ago
I for one read that part of the code of conduct and think of a few grey areas.
I mean, it's not uncommon for people to write 'hugs' or something like that - surely that should be fine (assuming it's not wildly off topic)?
- cmsj 11y agoI don't want you to hug me, or otherwise violate my personal space, thank you. I don't know you, it's completely inappropriate. Textual descriptions thereof also make me feel weird and uneasy. (And if you don't think that the words matter because it's just text in a browser, imagine that next time you make an angry/frustrated post, I reply "aww, boo hoo. ruffles your hair". You'd be fucking pissed. Words have meaning, that's why we use them)