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We're talking about marketing here, and if something leaves you with an odd feeling, it's no good marketing. I must say as a non-native, I didn't knew gimp bef
by ech000 8y ago
We're talking about marketing here, and if something leaves you with an odd feeling, it's no good marketing.
I must say as a non-native, I didn't knew gimp before and was not offended. Googling in incognito mode, I can absolutely see why people might want to avoid that.
- throes_death 8y agoI'm simply replying directly to the comment which is not about marketing.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoWe're taking about freely sharing things by name, if there's a chance my boss is going to fire me just for mentioning the name of your product then I'm going to just avoid recommending it. I've actually, conversationally, shared "gimp" with a couple of people in the past but I don't any more because I don't want to make them feel uncomfortable or think I'm making a joke at their expense. In a workplace I'm not sharing something that could get me facing a sexual harassment suit (it's not likely, but why risk it), or fired for offensive language (ditto). This thread _is_ about marketing.