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It is definitely not a grammatically incorrect use of the word. I have nothing against it per se. But the word is almost exclusively associated to negative emot
by tw1010 9y ago
It is definitely not a grammatically incorrect use of the word. I have nothing against it per se. But the word is almost exclusively associated to negative emotional content, and that fact primes the reader to feel a certain way about the issue before they have even read the piece. See Russell conjugation: https://www.edge.org/response-detail/27181 https://www.edge.org/response-detail/27181
- chc 9y agoHow would you phrase it that communicates "without consent" without that sounding like a potentially bad thing?
- tw1010 9y agoA more neutral candidate could be just: "Is It Legal to Swap Someone’s Face into Porn?" (It delivers the same information since it wouldn't be a legal question if all participants agreed to the act.)