It's not about pandering, but about being inclusive in an educational setting. You're giving a talk so as to inform people, not imply they are lesser in some wa

It's not about pandering, but about being inclusive in an educational setting. You're giving a talk so as to inform people, not imply they are lesser in some way. To concretize, consider replacing "the front-end developers" with "those unfamiliar with the concept": > I will explain shared memory multi-threading in a bit, especially for those unfamiliar with the concept. Versus the condescending: > I will explain shared memory multi-threading in a bit, especially for the front-end developers. Tiny change, makes all the difference. Be inclusive; don't be condescending.